Sentence examples for moon we can from inspiring English sources

"If man can walk on the moon, we can unite to defeat our common carbon enemy".

"If man can walk on the moon, we can unite to defeat our common carbon enemy," Nasheed told them.

In Harvest Moon, we can partake in community events or feel the satisfaction of growing crops in a way that we can't by looking at a painting.

As we watch him raid the pantry, or endure a visit to the vet, or yap at the moon, we can almost smell him, and he smells canine, which in the antiseptic world of picture books is high praise indeed.

On the factory floor she'd frequently claim: 'If we can put a man on the moon, we can make pantyhose comfortable.' When every patent lawyer in Georgia turned her down she bought a book from a Barnes & Noble bookshop and wrote her own.

"If we can put a man on the moon, we can do age and identity verification," he said.

In December 2009, well before the Arab uprisings and Libya's revolution, a young Libyan activist — a dreamer, I thought at the time — predicted, "If the United States can put a man on the moon, then we can get rid of Qaddafi".

Planetary geologists can be confident that a meteorite came from the moon because we can match the chemical makeup of the meteorite to the lunar samples astronauts brought back during the Apollo era.

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If we are capable of landing on the moon, then we can solve any of the problems here on Earth.

Look, if we could make it from the cave to the moon, surely we can figure out how to weave our next, vastly-improved blanket.