Sentence examples for through the celestial from inspiring English sources

Bjork's voice was sometimes swallowed in the mix; stray imperfections poked through the celestial haze.

This seemed to imply that it crashed through the celestial spheres that carried these planets, thus calling into question these vast constructions.

Filtering the doo-wop aesthetic of Sha Na Na through the celestial aspirations of 'Electricity'-era OMD, Deacon's judicious blend of gleefully simplistic pop melodies, overloading old-school keyboard sounds and unfettered mass hysteria climaxes in the 12-minute epic 'Wham City'.

Wild Frontiers' 16-day Celestial Mountain tour is an action-packed trip for adventurous travellers, and its highlights include a ride in an ex-Soviet helicopter over glaciers, white-water rafting on the Chui river, cycling and horse riding through the Celestial mountains, treks to natural hot springs and a stay with eagle-hunters and in a yurt camp with Son Kul nomads.

He says nothing of the soul's descent through the celestial orbs, though this teaching was known to his contemporary pseudo-Bahya, and would perhaps naturally have appealed to an astrologer.

The process continued down through the celestial spheres until the sphere of the Moon, its soul, and a final intelligence.

Then the process is repeated with the procession of the third intelligence, the soul of the second heaven, the second heaven itself, on down through all the celestial worlds until the intelligence and soul of the lowest heaven and the lowest heaven itself is reached.

According to astronomer Michael Blanton of New York University, it's only a matter of time before you will be able to access the new night sky map through Google Sky, the celestial counterpart of Google Earth.

The transition in the order of natural history from bodies that are simply such, extended and endowed with the ability to act and be acted upon, to the bodies of plants and animals is explained in part through the motions of the celestial bodies and their causal influences on matter.

by Dante Alighieri (1320) Recommended by PaleoLabour In Paradiso, the third part of The Divine Comedy, Dante travels through the nine celestial spheres of heaven.

If you hold a device toward the sky and look through the viewfinder, it labels the celestial objects beyond.