Sentence examples for put the moon from inspiring English sources

The result could be shrimp "that makes you lose your senses", or a fish and potato soup that would "put the moon on your plate".

Her daughter accidentally burns down the school with her fellow adolescent Wiccans while trying to cast a spell to put the moon together again.

I hoped very much that Kevin, who might have got even squelchier under the full glare of the studio lights, would put the Moon, the Earth, Jupiter and the Sun into the ascending order, sizewise, in the fastest time and thus make it into the hot seat, but he didn't.

(And your next question is likely, "Well who put the moon there?" Calm down, Bill. It's nap time).

That means that Cassini would have to be catching Mimas at an incredibly coincidental moment in its history, just after something put the moon into an eccentric orbit that in turn heated up and created the ocean.

Calculations put the moon's size at just 70 meters across.

This picture, taken by astronomy photographer Michael Khan, puts the moon and Mars in perspective.

Given billions of years, the Earth and moon will be locked in a mutual orbit in which they always show the same face to each other, putting the moon in the same place in the sky forever.

Wishing to focus on the new moon, we started the counting with Day 1 as the first day for which the moon at noon was over 180° from the sun, i.e. just past full, putting the new moon at day 15,16, or 17 depending on where perigee was.

NASA, best known as the agency that put the first man on the moon, is about to end its moon program for the foreseeable future.

The United States space program, NASA, eventually surpassed its Soviet counterpart when it put the first man on the moon in 1969.