Sentence examples for moon under the from inspiring English sources

Forty years after the Apollo 11 landing, this was sold to the world as further proof of the USA's determination to return astronauts to the moon, under the auspices of a project called Constellation.

While NASA had originally focused on first sending humans back to the moon under the Bush Administration, the focus was changed to Mars under the Obama Administration.

However, Campbell contributed some better work, beginning with Phantom Moon, under the house name Roy Sheldon, which appeared in issue 6, dated 15 March 1951; his first novel under his own name was World in a Test Tube, which appeared in issue 8, dated 15 April 1951.

Diane Lane has also won and been nominated for many other awards for her movie and TV work on such films as The Outsiders, A Walk on the Moon, Under the Tuscan Sun, Cinema Verite, Lonesome Dove, and, of course, Unfaithful.

Following LeRoy's death in 1932, his film collection was bought by the Museum of Modern Art in 1936; the museum's acquisition and subsequent screenings of A Trip to the Moon, under the direction of MoMA's film curator Iris Barry, opened the film up once again to a wide audience of Americans and Canadians and established it definitively as a landmark in the history of cinema.

Published as the Saturday Essay on the 9 February edition of the paper, Orwell's piece – The Moon Under Water – promised "the secrets of his favourite public house".

However a gas giant inside the HZ might have habitable moons under the right conditions.

H.E. Zainab Hawa Bangura, Minister of Health and Sanitation, Sierra Leone About the UN Commission on Life-saving Commodities for Women and Children The Commission was created by the UN Secretary-General, Mr. Ban Ki-moon, under the auspices of the Every Woman Every Child movement.

The two friends first started coming to The Moon Under Water eight years ago, after the husband-and-wife owners of their previous breakfast spot of choice started arguing in front of the customers.

"The jacket design of course is your affair and not mine, but when 'South Moon Under' meant that the moon was invisible under the earth, it was very silly to have a large quarter-moon behind some pine trees".

Then, at night, just after the full moon, under warm tropic breezes, the corals dissolve in an orgy of reproduction, sowing waters with trillions of eggs and sperm that swirl and dance and merge to form new life.