Sentence examples for second earth from inspiring English sources

That image of the second earth was partly inspired, Cahill said, by the idea of the moon landings in 1969.

The second earth hangs in the sky as a very successful metaphor for the idea that different choices made at any point in life could result in a different life.

Somewhere over Africa, we opened the valves in the translunar motor, the hypergolics worked their chemical magic, and — voosh — we were hauling the mail to Moonberry R.F.D., our escape velocity a crisp seven miles per second, Earth getting smaller and smaller in the window.

But it's a strange, intriguing image all the same, made even more so by the clouds above the water merging seamlessly into those of the second earth; the looped, duplicated Os and black shadow of the typeface used for its laconic title subtly echo this duality.

Somewhere over Africa, we opened the valves in the translunar motor, the hypergolics worked their chemical magic, and — _voosh — _we were hauling the mail to Moonberry R.F.D., our escape velocity a crisp seven miles per second, Earth getting smaller and smaller in the window.

I was like: 'I want to do what he does.'" The poster for Von Trier's film ignored the potency of this compelling, mesmerising image, but Another Earth tackles it head on: star Brit Marling stands in front of a lake or ocean, facing the camera, her hair ruffled by the breeze, while behind her a gigantic second earth looms, the moon tiny over its shoulder.

Russia was second, Romania third.

China first, GB second, Australia fourth.

There is a second California connection.

(October): 1703 Second Avenue Eastt 88th Street).

But it is not a second China.