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Meanings of milky way in English
The galaxy containing the solar system; consists of millions of stars that can be seen as a diffuse band of light stretching across the night sky.
Usage of milky way in English
1
If it be the milky way, the stars must be the cows.
2
Bright was the milky way, Shining and revolving in the sky.
3
The lady was covered with nocturnal glitterings, like a milky way.
4
The milky way was bright, like a moonlit cloud; half heaven seemed milky way.
5
The narrow belt of visible sky resembled a milky way.
6
The milky way looked like a long drift of hail-stones on a sunny ridge.
7
The milky way seemed a floating band of whitish flame.
8
The solitary milky way hung high in the sky.
9
The creator of the sun and the fixed stars, the milky way and the nebulae?
10
And the baby stars of the milky way
11
THE night's silence, like a deep lamp, is burning with the light of its milky way.
12
The Winnebagoes located paradise above, and called the milky way the "Road of the Dead."
13
I can see the stars and the milky way, I can actually spend all day under here.
14
Remember, we are all bores in certain uncongenial social climates: all stars in our own particular milky way.
15
In the evening, while brushing my teeth, I saw the clear milky way across the Himalayan mountain range.
16
Shot of dazzling milky way and full moon, then close-up of feathered plume in someone's hand, scribbling furiously.
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Translations for milky way
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Spanish
Milky way through the time
Milky way across language varieties
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