Sentence examples for setting of the moon from inspiring English sources

Nothing could be more characteristic than the way Leopardi compares the period of youth not, as we might expect, to the rising sun but to "The Setting of the Moon," the title of one of his last poems.

Ms. Shelton was also the soloist in George Crumb's "Night Music I," a setting of "The Moon Rises" and "Gacela of the Terrible Presence," two poems by Federico García Lorca.

The term dTIR.AN.NA (manzât) in #8 is recorded after the "setting of the moon".

Translation: and setting of the moon, a rainbow whose shine was red [stretched] from the north to the south side.

6/7 Transliteration: [x x] ŠÚ šá sin dTIR.AN.NA šá MÚŠmeš-šú SUD TA SI ana Á ULÙ [GIB….] Translation: and setting of the moon, a rainbow whose shine was red [stretched] from the north to the south side #9: dipāru/torch Reference: −118A (BM 41693) 'Rev.

She riffs on Neil Armstrong's quote in the opening, evoking the setting of the moon; significantly, it's a position where she can view the real world from an impartial distance, in solitary bliss.

Avatar is set on the moon of Pandora, an alien planet which mankind is pillaging for natural resources.

"I found the poetry in this ridiculous idea of a set on the moon.

Check the phase and rising and setting times of the moon.

On one set of screens the moon transverses the sky.

(So far, we know that it worked on approach, with a nice set of the Galilean moons orbiting--moons independently discovered by Simon Marius, who wrote down his discovery 1 day after Galileo in January 1610, though Marius may have actually seen the moons first: months earlier.