Sentence examples for remarkable moon from inspiring English sources

"When I moved to St. Ives 20 years ago, we had one good restaurant," said Ylenia Haase, an owner of the New Craftsman gallery, who offered a few tips when I stopped in to admire a remarkable "moon jar" vase by Adam Buick.

Moon! Moon!

A: "As remarkable as a moon landing!" Mike Ryan, The Huffington Post.

But then the Red Cross called her and brought a passport-sized photo of a sad-faced woman bearing a remarkable resemblance to Mrs. Moon.

According to The Sun, The Edinburgh Journal of Science reported that Sir John Herschel, the British astronomer, was testing a new type of powerful telescope at the Cape of Good Hope and making remarkable discoveries on the moon.

"The odds is gone, / And there is nothing left remarkable / Beneath the visiting moon".

Tethys, major regular moon of Saturn, remarkable for a fissure that wraps around the greater part of its circumference.

Classic headlines like "OUR GREAT LOSS: Death of President Lincoln" and "ALLIED ARMIES LAND IN FRANCE IN THE HAVRE-CHERBOURG AREA; GREAT INVASION IS UNDER WAY" and "MEN WALK ON MOON" convey a remarkable historical immediacy.

The collection's remarkable globes, star charts and moon maps, some of which can be seen for another two weeks at an Adler exhibition called "Mapping the Universe," suggest that the modern planetarium is just another reflection of ancient cosmological impulses, wrestling over the shape of the heavens.

A: That analogy is much, much worse -- landing on the moon is always remarkable.

Part of Kasich's stump speech involves a fond recitation of remarkable moments from his lifetime: the moon landing, the collapse of the Berlin Wall.