Sentence examples for moon into the from inspiring English sources

Ship captains from France and the Netherlands followed Gomez, and in 1609, Henry Hudson sailed the Half Moon into the mouth of the North River, which now bears his name.

By then, Dr. Shara figures, we will have had enough of the violence of rockets and will descend and ascend from the lunar surface on a lunar elevator, "a skinny cable rising thousands of miles from the Moon into the sky," anchored at the far end by the gravity of the Earth.

Watch these two masterpieces side by side, and you feel that Hawks is summoning a dark fantasia, in which his creatures are touched (as if by a capricious moon) into the lunacy of love, whereas "The Lady Eve" is, even in its peaceable moments, knockabout stuff: like the rest of Sturges's movies, it acts on the assumption that people, as much as the objects around them, make excellent ninepins.

Recent Cassini discoveries of highly active geysers in the southern regions of Enceladus have quickly thrust this small planetary moon into the science spotlight.

Hastily jump-starting the planned Mercury program in 1961 to follow the Soviets into space, the first rudimentary capsules were followed by the Gemini missions, then the Apollo missions to the Moon into the 1970s, followed by the damaged and short-lived Skylab space station, and finally the 30-year space shuttle program.

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The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and the terrible day of the LORD come".

Those that believe in the prophecy see it partly borne out by the Book of Joel, which says that "the sun will turn into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord comes".

The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord come".

His exoneration comes just weeks after an independent panel report – set up by the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon, into the child sex scandal in CAR – ruled Kompass had done nothing wrong in passing the internal document, which contained interviews with victims and descriptions of the perpetrators, to the French.

He propped himself up on an elbow in the grass to gaze at one of the most spectacular sights in sports: Mark McGwire taking batting practice, sending baseballs like little moons into the twilight.