Sentence examples for moon calls from inspiring English sources
In the face of what the UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon calls "the greatest collective challenge we face as a human family", we decided that nonviolent direct action was the best way for us to make our voices heard.
Mailer, in his journalistic fantasia "Of a Fire on the Moon," calls himself Aquarius, but this adoption of the cosmic idiom of the counterculture is more ironic than ecstatic.
Unless Britain and others seize the opportunity to change what Ban Ki Moon calls "by far the most appalling scenes I have seen", we risk creating a successor that does.
But it also has a comparatively large and – as we now know – fascinating moon called Charon.
As with the film, the game is set on an alien moon called Pandora.
First Dog On The Moon called the election early, and his suggestion still stands.
In August, Ban Ki Moon called for the government to "prosecute those involved in these unspeakable acts of violence".
It would be the proudest moment in my career and if it comes, I would be absolutely delighted, over the moon, call it what you want.
Mr. Casciato, who sailed it with Mr. Moyers on a replica of Henry Hudson's 1609 ship, the Half Moon, called the experience "life changing".
Many pieces covering tonight's blue moon call it rare and say that it is where the famous phrase comes from.
They were named for their destination: the following spring, they were due to fly 50 metres above a small blackish Martian moon called Phobos, a body not much longer than Manhattan.
