Sentence examples for the same phases from inspiring English sources

And she must suffer through all the same phases as her human counterparts -- from resentful to resigned -- until she grudgingly accepts the little newcomer.

Earth, as seen from the Moon, shows the same phases in opposite order; e.g., Earth is full when the Moon is new.

(Earth, as seen from the Moon, shows the same phases in opposite order; e.g., Earth is full when the Moon is new.) From the perspective of a person on Earth, a solar eclipse happens when the Moon comes between the Sun and Earth, and a lunar eclipse happens when the Moon moves into the shadow of Earth cast by the Sun.

For that reason, too, they decay at the same rate and go through the same phases of decomposition.To carry out their experiment Ms Jones and Dr Sykes put dead pigs inside small wooden chambers that were covered with clear plastic sheets.

Others use different names for the same phases, or sometimes phases are split in two.

The same phases (Er2Si2O7 and Er2O3) are identified in the top layer of Er2O3.

Buyers "want to be around like-minded people who've had the same experiences and are in the same phase of life," said Caryn Klebba of Del Webb.

In homogeneous catalysis, the catalyst is molecularly dispersed in the same phase (usually gaseous or liquid) as the reactants.

Thus, the two variables (pressure and temperature) can be changed independently, and the same phase assemblage continues to exist.

"Many residents here bought their house in more or less the same phase of their lives," he said.

Gordon Brown used the phrase before 1997, though with less eager enthusiasm from the Tory press and thinktanks than David Cameron currently enjoys in the same phase of the political cycle.