Sentence examples for to constellation from inspiring English sources
noun
An asterism, an arbitrary formation of stars perceived as a figure or pattern.
"We have a glancing attention to Constellation, even mentioning it in past tense," she said.
(We have granted the license for Manischewitz wines to Constellation Wines U.S).
A new NASA program similar to Constellation with brand new rockets would be similarly expensive.
To Mr. Griffin, though, such proposals threaten to scuttle the new space program by hijacking billions of dollars that could go to Constellation development.
InBev agreed to sell a brewery in Mexico and rights for Corona and Modelo beer in the United States to Constellation for $2.9 billion.
It offered then to sell its 50 percent stake in Crown Imports, the company that imports Corona into the United States, to Constellation Brands for $2.9 billion.
But Mr. Crane of NRG hopes to beat Constellation to the punch.
We can see why Romantic artists might have preferred clouds to constellations as one of their primary symbols.
The stars are of different sizes and are arranged to correspond to constellations visible in the Southern Hemisphere.
We also discuss work supported by the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts NIACC) where trajectory simulation techniques are applied to constellations of hundreds of balloons.
The ancient Maya didn't plot their ancient cities according to constellations.
