astra

Astronomer comes from the Latin word astra, which means stars; and astronomers are men who study the stars, and tell us about them.

The Story of My Life Annie Sullivan 1905

Astronomer comes from the Latin word astra, which means stars; and astronomers are men who study the stars, and tell us about them.

The Story of My Life Keller, Helen, 1880-1968 1903

Yes Landies do look militaristc - thats because the military found that they are a bloody great piece of kit that will go anywhere, carry people and equipment where you want it and won’t need the RAC on standby every 5k miles unlike an astra, which is why it was adopted as the main workhorse.

Speedwagon. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2007

Non est ad astra mollis e terris via, but you helped pave the way, Mel.

Mel Averner - NASA Watch 2009

I think te latin ou were looking for was Per Adua ad astra!

Constellation Status Update - NASA Watch 2009

Can I put Lindsay in front of "ad astra" and have it grammatically correct, or does it come after it?

7500 Penny Day tragic_elegance 2009

I've become fond of the phrase "ad astra", which means "to the stars" in Latin.

7500 Penny Day tragic_elegance 2009

Sic itur ad astra = Latin for "thus you shall go to the stars".

Boing Boing 2009

We all see the public Newt, the Newt that insulted Ronald Reagan, the Newt who was fined for his unethical congressional behavior, the Newt that's a Washington insider, the Newt who asked his second wife for an open marriage with his third, the Newt who took money from Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac ad astra.

Mark Axelrod: "Spanish Is a Language of the Ghetto"; or, Newt y Yo Mark Axelrod 2012

Give me a diesel astra anyday or a scooby doo van as they seem to spend more time on the road than those gucci motors that the force garage cannot fix and few can drive.

Leaders TV Debate – Law & Order Summary SHOCK! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2010