Sentence examples for moon ahead from inspiring English sources
As Muslims await the appearance of the crescent moon ahead of Eid al-Fitr celebrations, we spoke to some of our readers about their experiences of fasting during Ramadan, which coincided this year with the height of summer in the northern hemisphere for the first time in 33 years.
The two-hundred-and-eighty-million-dollar mission is well-timed, because LADEE's detectors will get a relatively untainted picture of the dust density and chemical profile of the moon, ahead of expected traffic: China, India, Japan, and Russia have announced plans to launch moon probes and rovers in the coming years.
The BBC profiles Ms Park and Mr Moon ahead of the 19 December ballot.
Another proposed spacecraft, the Gemini Lunar Surface Survival Shelter, was designed to be sent to the Moon ahead of an Apollo mission.
Gas-lit, moon-faced, gazing ahead, moving as if under hypnosis, a crowd that might have flowed out of Eliot or Sartre presses straight towards us.
The streetlights were dark, and only the moon pointed the way ahead.
Dennis was also well known for telling the story of how in 1969 the Evening Standard pre-printed front pages of a colour picture facsimile of Neil Armstrong being the first man to step onto the moon - 24 hours ahead of the landing.
Also, we have to watch how events are recorded or counted and if they occur exactly at a full moon or how far ahead or behind of the moon phase.
Only a curmudgeonly reader would object to learning about "linkboys," candle-bearing escorts who accompanied timorous pedestrians around seventeenth-century London at night; or about "moon-men," who rode ahead of coaches or carriages holding a pole topped by a globular lantern.
