Sentence examples for moon from a from inspiring English sources
And when he decides to view the moon from a boat on a tributary of the Thames, he's caught in a downpour.
Rufu found that it was possible to create a moon from a series of impacts much smaller than those posited in the Big Splat.
The kelpie drinks the moon "from a moon-filled trough", monopolising the natural world and placing the poet in the role of trespasser.
In both cases, delays in the transmission of information play an important role, either because the distances to be covered are long (imagine controlling a robot arm on the moon from a command center on Earth), or because the underlying hardware is slow (nerves transmit information much more slowly than wires, radio waves or light).
For example, in a Chukchi version of the widespread myth of the Raven, in which Raven recovers the sun and the moon from an evil spirit by seducing his daughter, the angry father throws the daughter from a high cliff and, as she drops into the water, she turns into a walrus – possibly the original walrus.
The appointment is made by the UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-Moon, from a private shortlist, which he discusses with representatives from around the world.
Jonathan Gold, less alarmingly, called them "peculiar invertebrates that look like scale-model replicas of moons from a planets-of-the-solar-system kit and explode into rich, iodine-tinged liquid when you chomp them between your teeth".
This paper thus addresses the potential of ballistic landing opportunities in binary asteroid moons from a mission design perspective, particularly focusing on reliability aspects of the trajectories.
You can read my full account of our public mooning from a story I wrote for the Austin Chronicle.
In "Bangs & a Full Moon," which is only a page in length, the narrator looks at the full moon from his window: A fine Full Moon from the third storey through the red reflection from the city lights: this was the view.
They asked him to direct the first three moon landings from a special set.
