Sentence examples for under one sky from inspiring English sources
In Brooklyn, NY at the Under One Sky Day Camp operated by Trail Blazers Camps, the 130-year-old veteran sleepaway camp organization, children learn everything from outdoor survival skills to urban farming.
I would like to second the words of the inaugural poem of openly gay poet Richard Blanco that we are living in "one today," moving on "one ground," under "one sky".
"Under One Sky" was also due to be released on the new album, but was instead released on Tyler's 2011 compilation album, Best of 3 CD.
Already within just two days, he is bringing us all under one sky and showing us that we are all on the same boat, and that with help and a little work, we will make the world a better place for all living creatures.
"Under One Sky" was a simple yet evocative melody with basic harmony, and there was no way not to like it.
The gatherings will begin in Fiji and end in the US, where there will be a rally outside the UN headquarters in New York called Under One Sky.
This year's rally, held on Valentine's Day, under one of the clear skies that locals describe as tarheel blue, was visibly smaller, though other marchers and I took more than an hour to weave through six long blocks.
Saturday at 3 and 6 p.m.; Sunday at 3 p.m.; Monday at 6 30 p.m., La Guardia High School, 100 Amsterdam Avenue, at 65th Street, Manhattan, (212) 352-3101, nationaldance.org; $12 in advance; $15 at the door.20090618 NYC KIDSFEST (Saturday) This annual celebration gathers arts and crafts, storytellers and children's theater, musical and dance groups all under one roof: the open sky.
St Ann's Square was first published as a standalone photograph in the Manchester Guardian on December 31st 1921 accompanied by the title A Stormy Passing and caption "Manchester under one of the last skies of the old-year".
I briefly stood where he stood under one of his high Adriatic skies, with my back to the church -- the Doge's Palace before me, behind me the church, which is nearly as good an emblem as the palace of Venetian imperial majesty, begun at the city's apex, after which came military decline and territorial loss.
