Sentence examples for orbit one another from inspiring English sources

And maybe it's just as much the social connections that are made that turn so many PPE graduates into masters of the universe: after all, many continue to orbit one another throughout their careers.

The three men orbit one another distantly, if affectionately, until a vibrant artist, Molly Allison Janneyy of "The West Wing"), comes to house-sit down the street and upsets their calm.

Now they orbit one another as the two great British artists of the 20th century, and probably will always be grouped in art history as blunt individualists who defied the supposed inevitable progress of the readymade to paint like modern reincarnations of Velázquez.

The stars also need to fully orbit one another within 10 to 30 days to expand the habitable zone.

Some of the greatest mathematicians since Isaac Newton had attempted to solve this problem, and Poincaré soon realized that he could not make any headway unless he concentrated on a simpler, special case, in which two massive bodies orbit one another in circles around their common centre of gravity while a minute third body orbits them both.

It could be a microquasar, a system in which a sun-like star and a neutron star orbit one another.

That supernova on the far side of the galaxy, that pair of neutron stars orbiting one another in deep space, the tennis ball in the men's final at Wimbledon, all of them create gravitational waves.

As in every art world, there are circles within circles here, large and small planets orbiting one another, and in no time one finds the rivalries and connections.

As fate would have it, the nearest stars are in the Alpha Centauri system, a pair of stars, Alpha and Beta, orbiting one another which are in turn orbited by a third star, Proxima Centauri.

There it became the first artificial satellite to orbit one of these flying rocks.

No other explanation made sense until they tested the idea of a large planet with an "anti-aligned" orbit, one whose closest approach to the sun is directly opposite that of the other eight solar system planets.