Sentence examples for moon although the from inspiring English sources

In the past, however, it may have been in a 5 3 resonance with Miranda, which could have been partially responsible for the heating of that moon (although the maximum heating attributable to a former 1 3 resonance of Umbriel with Miranda was likely about three times greater).

For comparison, this is just slightly smaller than the diameter of Jupiter's moon Europa (although the sail is a flat disc, not a sphere), or the distance between San Francisco and Kansas City.

It will be at least a day or two before Nasa knows precisely where the spacecraft ended up; the data cutoff indicates it smashed into the far side of the moon, although just barely.

We really have no news to report from the moon, although (as usual) there are quite a few bits of lunacy to report from the political world.

After that, Toby gives us his reasons why he believes Clemmie is the best sister ever; she's not mean like other sisters can be, she's a lot like a princess as they don't have to do a lot either, just sit and look pretty, she has enormous hair and she has an excellent wheelchair on which they recently travelled to the moon (although they did not visit Jupiter as well, just because).

There is evidence stating that professionals believe there are correlations between falls and times of the full moon, although an association between patient falls during hospitalization and lunar cycles, especially the influence of the full moon, has not yet been scientifically explored.

If someone is writing a book about the moon, say, he is allowed to use the word "moon," although it is not a first-grade staple.

No lawmaker was reported praying to Mr. Moon, although Representative Danny Davis wore white gloves in presenting the pillow from which Mr. Moon snatched up his crown.

The same process affects both Ida and its moon, although Dactyl shows a lesser change.

This year's Christmas Day evening will be the first in 38 years to witness a full moon, although extensive cloud cover means you may be lucky if you manage to glimpse it.

Even today, people insist that admissions to psychiatric hospitals, traffic accidents, homicides or suicides increase during a full moon, although there is no scientific evidence to support such claims.