Sentence examples for moon we will from inspiring English sources

At a time when there is more computer power in a Palm Pilot than in the spaceship that took Neil Armstrong to the moon, we will offer all our people lifelong learning and new skills for the higher-paying jobs of the future.

"Once we're on the moon, we'll breathe a big sigh of relief," Dr. Noble said.

So when the time comes to design the vehicles that really will fly on the moon, "we'll have a wealth of people who have experience" in the needed technologies.

And once in a blue moon, we'll go up to 10%.

"Once in a blue moon we'll swap a new pop," he wrote me.

Although this year's moon was large, the moon that we will get on the 2 January 2018 will actually appear much larger.

Giving testimony to the Senate in 2007, he said it was likely that "China will be able to put people on the moon before we will be able to get back".

The combination produces what is known as a "super perigee full moon", and we will witness one of the most impressive examples as it passes closer to Earth on Monday than at any point since 1948.

What he is saying in essence is, look your death full in the face – as indeed we may gaze upon the face of the rising moon – and we will find liberty in life: the freedom to run, turn, shoot and do bicycle kicks; the freedom to be ourselves without hindrance; the freedom to be fully within the ongoing moment of life, rather than mired in the truckling dread of extinction.

Unfortunately these days no one has the capability to go to the moon, so we will never see this.

"Here from this bridge to space, our nation will return to the moon, and we will put American boots on the face of Mars," he proclaimed.