Sentence examples for the moon itself from inspiring English sources

It's an interesting case study of a crowdfunded hardware project, not least because the Moon team made the unusual choice to keep everything local: from the resin casting of the moon itself to the chassis and electronics.

The moon itself hasn't actually changed.

The moon itself seemed attainable.

And then there was landing on the moon itself.

But establishing a human presence on the moon itself is not, actually, Mr Bush's ultimate ambition.

A soft aura surrounds the low moon, as if the moon itself were dreaming.

The first (waxing moon) and the third (waning moon) quarters, plus the night of the full moon itself, comprise the brightest nights of each month.

Deprived, as it was, of a covering of air to act as a protective shield, the moon found itself exposed right from the start to a continual bombardment of meteorites and to the corrosive action of the sun's rays.

Realizing that the ox was no longer… Deprived, as it was, of a covering of air to act as a protective shield, the moon found itself exposed right from the start to… In the spring of 1983, Donald Barthelme invited about twenty people to dinner at a restaurant in SoHo.

Again, there is perhaps a parallel with the moon journey itself, with the way the command module is constantly rotating in flight so it is nicely toasted all-round, rather than scorched by solar rays on one side while the other freezes.

By Italo Calvino Deprived, as it was, of a covering of air to act as a protective shield, the moon found itself exposed right from the start to a continual bombardment of meteorites and to the corrosive action of the sun's rays.