Sentence examples for moon could be from inspiring English sources

The best commercial returns from returning to the moon could be the technological spinoffs on Earth.

From the apartment window the lights of Central Park and a full and haloed moon could be seen.

"Christmas Moon" could be from a lost "Grease" holiday album, and "Christmas Day (I Wish I Was Surfing)" is the Beach Boys homage it advertises itself as.

Here he compared the truth to a lunar eclipse in which the dark spots of the moon could be discerned indirectly.

A utopian civilization on the Moon could be established with less cost and certainly less bloodshed and misery than this neo-con fiasco has caused.

A return manned mission to the Moon could be organised in less than 10 years if there was a political will on behalf of the major space nations, Mr Krikalev said.

Though astronomers have not seen substantial dust rings around Pluto, particles knocked off the surface, or off its moons, could be trapped in Pluto's orbit.

Researchers think even more new moons could be in prospect because the processes that produced the most recent examples are still active.

Only 55 Cancri e is located at the inner edge of the star's HZ and its hypothetical moons could be habitable.

Recently, HarperCollins announced that it would be releasing an e-version of "Goodnight Moon" that could be personalized — but the only thing toddlers will be able to decorate is an empty front and back cover.

If he he leaves it around only once in a blue moon, it could be because he has deleted everything and he isn't worried.