Sentence examples for moon started from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s, John F. Kennedy's goal of landing a man on the moon started a research-and-development renaissance.

Day and night began to alternate, the moon started her monthly cycle, the seasons took up their round dance through the year, and thus time was created.

He briefed his soldiers on a large-terrain model, held inspections, then we moved out just before the moon started to rise in the sky.

As the moon started waning toward Eid-ul-Fitr, the feast that caps the month, news of incredible physical feats came in from the Olympics.

Some brought picnics with them, while others climbed onto the observatory roof or perched on top of idle fire trucks to escape the hordes As the moon started to pass between the earth and the sun, the skies took on an unusual twilight tone, and the first crescent became visible.

In their picture, the moon started out with roughly 0.1% methane--either as one of its original ingredients or as the result of chemical reactions in its core.

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At position S5 the moon starts to pass in front of the planet (transit of moon), following its shadow spot.

"I'm working now to write a bibliography on the representations of the moon, starting with Galileo, through 1799," De Caro said.

The United States, which landed astronauts on the moon starting in 1969, plans to launch its latest lunar probe on Sept. 6.

The book to read: Blood Wedding by García Lorca García Lorca's play of adultery in the countryside reaches such a fever pitch of emotion that it tips into trippy reverie – on seeing the broken marriage, the moon starts soliloquising in gorgeous poetry: "I'll make the horse gleam with a fever of diamond".