a constellation造句

a constellation of buttercups

a constellation of beautiful women

A cluster of stars smaller than a constellation.

The brightest or main star in a constellation.

She wore a conspicuous red dress with stars in the form of a constellation.

The Teapot is a particularly famous asterism - pattern of stars that is not a constellation.

Scattered dots seemed to form a picture, like a constellation in the sky.

Aquarius: a constellation in the equatorial region of the Southern Hemisphere near Pisces and Aquila.

a constellation of the most famous television performers of the year

aries: a constellation in the Northern Hemisphere near Taurus and Pisces.

One of the 12 divisions of the zodiac, each named for a constellation and represented by a symbol.

It orbits a massive red star called Gilese 581, located in the Libra constellation, 20.5 light years from Earth.

This they could do by reconfiguring roles and relationships between “a constellation of actors” —suppliers, partners, customers, and so on.

Frank Lautenberg tenaciously stood for justice, and his memory will be like a constellation showing us the way.

A friend, embedded in a person's heart, like a constellation in the blue sky, a star falls, it can not move another star to fill her position.

Deep-pocketedbidders battled Tuesday to win a coveted meeting with former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, one of a constellation of stars on offer in a charity auction.

Ophiuchus is a constellation, and prints of its symbol indicate it is a heavily muscled individual holding a snake to the sky.

Like the Low Countries at the mouth of the Rhine, it is a flat watery land crisscrossed by busy canals linking a constellation of trading cities.

Formerly a constellation in the southern hemisphere lying between Canis major and the southern cross now divided into four smaller constellations carina puppis pyxis and Vela.

When Hera found out about her mother's death, she was full of regret and transformed the crab into a constellation in the sky called Cancer.

As I climb through the stars, stretching myself into a constellation, the Great Polar Bear, I wonder how many millions of years it will be before a wiser species than Homo sapiens inhabits the earth?

But where glucose forms tight bonds with the long-lived protein collagen, the result is a constellation of changes, including thickened arteries, stiff joints, feeble muscles and failing organs-the hallmarks of a frail old age.

The celestial mount of Zeus brought forth the fountain of the Muses with a kick of his hoof, and was turned into a constellation by the king of the gods.

He said his younger brother died for him and he would do the same for his brother. Zeus was moved by their fraternal love and created a constellation called Gemini.

The daughters of Anius the high priest, changed everything they chose into corn, oil and wine, and the hair of Berenice was changed to a constellation of the stars.

Eridanus:a constellation in the Southern Hemisphere near Fornax and Cetus.

But for the global, around-the-clock radar coverage that the Pentagon wants--a system that would not risk pilots'lives or intrude in foreign airspace--a constellation of two dozen or more high-powered satellites in low Earth orbit would be needed.

Circinus:a constellation in the Southern Hemisphere near Musca and Triangulum australe.

"auriga:a constellation in the Northern Hemisphere near Lynx and Perseus that contains the bright star Capella, which is 42 light-years from Earth."