Sentence examples for moon and Other from inspiring English sources

"Good Night Moon and Other Sleepytime Tales," HBO.

As well as saying that the moon and other celestial objects are part of the "common heritage of mankind", it says that exploration must be peaceful and bans countries from putting weapons on the moon and other celestial bodies.

With its two flanking video projectors, it can simulate going up in a spaceship to visit the stars, the Moon and other planets.

BRANCHBURG Welpe Theater, Raritan Valley Community College John Patrick Shanley's "Welcome to the Moon and Other Plays," a collection of six short pieces depicting romance and love.

He described the Ranger and Surveyor missions to the moon and other flights without pilots to Venus, Mars, Mercury and Neptune.

Instead, Aldrin will be joined on Monday at Nasa's Washington headquarters by Eugene Cernan, one of the last astronauts to visit the moon, and other Nasa astronauts.

In a speech to Ban Ki-moon and other dignitaries, he will be expected to demonstrate Kenya's achievements in combating wildlife crime.

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, and other international leaders have described Israel's policy as "collective punishment", which is illegal under international law.

The sudden reversal, after Mr. Ashdown's appointment had seemed virtually assured, became clear after Mr. Karzai met last week with the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and other Western diplomats in Davos, Switzerland.

UNITED NATIONS — At the conclusion of the Serbian song "March on the Drina" at a concert this week in the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and other senior officials rose in a standing ovation — apparently not realizing that it is associated with massacres carried out in the 1990s against civilians who were under the protection of United Nations peacekeepers.

"The Islamic Republic of Iran expresses its deep concern over, and lodges it strong condemnation of, such cruel, inhumane and criminal acts of terrorism against the Iranian scientists," Iran's United Nations ambassador, Mohammad Khazaee, wrote in a letter sent to Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and other U.N. officials.