www.use-in-a-sentence.com
English words and Examples of Usage
Example
Sentences for "celestial "
In Celestial Observations we have far exceeded all the Antients, even the Chaldeans and Egyptians themselves, whose vast Plains, high Towers, and clear Air, did not give them so great advantages over us, as have over them by our Glasses.
And indeed, were there not a probability of this, our inquiries would be endless, our tryals vain, and our greatest inventions would be nothing but the meer products of chance, and not of Reason; and, like Mariners in an Ocean, destitute both of a Compass and the sight of the Celestial guids, we might indeed, by chance, Steer directly towards our desired Port, but 'tis a thousand to one but we miss our aim.
This granted, the reason of all the above recited Phænomena, concerning the appearance of the Celestial Bodies, will very easily be deduced.
And how easie is it for Astronomers to assign what distance they please to the Planets, and defend them, when they have such a curious subterfuge as that of Refraction, wherein a very little variation will allow them liberty enough to place the Celestial Bodies at what distance they please.
is almost exactly on the celestial equator.
The celestial equator passes nearly through ?
" The Eskimos see in the Belt stars the three steps cut by some celestial Eskimo in a steep snow bank to enable him to reach the top.
Webb's book, entitled Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes.
These institutions, if properly managed, have after years of careful study and trial developed elaborate systems of solving the great problems of the celestial universe.
The earth seemed to be vast, dark, and motionless; the celestial lights seemed to be small, and moved, and shone.
The stars, therefore, cannot themselves be inhabited worlds any more than the Sun, and at a stroke the whole of the celestial luminaries within the furthest range of our most powerful telescopes are removed from our present search.
The author of A Brief Guide to the Celestial Ruby says: "We do not, as is sometimes said, profess to create gold and silver, but only to find an agent which .
" Philalethes, in his Brief Guide to the Celestial Ruby, seems to feel some pity for his readers; after describing what he calls "the generic homogeneous water of gold," he says: "If you wish for a more particular description of our water, I am impelled by motives of charity to tell you that it is living, flexible, clear, nitid, white as snow, hot, humid, airy, vaporous, and digestive.
Air is the medium into which they grow, and by means of which the celestial virtues are communicated to them.
The author of A Brief Guide to the Celestial Ruby speaks thus of the agent-"It is our doorkeeper, our balm, our honey, oil, urine, maydew, mother, egg, secret furnace, oven, true fire, venomous dragon, Theriac, ardent wine, Green Lion, Bird of Hermes, Goose of Hermogenes, two-edged sword in the hand of the Cherub that guards the Tree of Life.
Only first 15 results shown.
>>>>>>> GO TO ADVANCED VOCABULARY TESTS <<<<<<
English Jokes
Newspapers
After-life Issues
Funny Videos
Academic English Words List and Example
Sentences
Example sentences with the celestial , a sentence example for celestial , and
how
to make celestial in sample sentence, Synonyms and Collocations for celestial
how do I use the word celestial in a sentence? How do you spell celestial in a
sentence? spelling of celestial
Search
Example Sentences for any English Word here ....
Translate
Cambridge Dictionary
Meaning
Longman Dictionary Meaning
Macmillan Dictionary
Meaning
Oxford Dictionary Meaning
Collocations
Synonyms
Share on Facebook