Sentence examples for moon more than from inspiring English sources

It's like you're on the moon more than you're on the earth, really".

In this state, her own hands seemed to glow, the stars fierce and the moon more than usually banal.

They spotted the object in an image taken by Nasa's Cassini probe last year as it swung around the alien moon, more than a billion kilometres from Earth.

Man landed on the moon more than 40 years ago, but in Yemen, many still dream of travelling by car rather than donkey.

In exploring the idea of putting a man on the moon more than a century ago, the story reminds us how crazy the idea still seems: 40 years after it actually happened, there are still people who don't believe it.

He said he did this "in honour of a dog I had in Hurley, Missouri, who used to howl at the moon more than any dog I knew of".

Was the moon more a child of Earth than of Theia?

I say a moon, even though it did not resemble a moon any more than the one we had seen plunge into the depths a few moments before: however, this new moon had a very different way of being different.

The two men were on the moon for more than 33 hours, establishing several lunar records, spending more than nine hours outside Antares, and collecting 45kg of moon samples.

I remember a slice of moon, no more than that.

Galileo caught some of the moon's more than 150 volcanoes spewing lava and plumes of dust and gas.