1. The sun, moon and stars are heavenly bodies.

2. All the movements of the heavenly bodies are caused by wind.

3. Now, heavenly bodies. Phone in and give us the benefit of your view.

4. Thus, in particular, heavenly bodies moving in a gravitational field are well described by such geodesics.

5. I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies but not the madness of people. Isaac Newton 

6. Jyotisha thus signifies the'science of heavenly bodies "

7. The sun, moon, planets, stars, etc. are heavenly bodies.

8. The sun and the planets are heavenly bodies.

9. The science of astronomy relates to heavenly bodies.

10. Heavenly bodies attract one another.

11. The Sun and moon don't , but those heavenly bodies aren't planets, of course.

12. It goes back to the days when people used to worship heavenly bodies as gods.

13. The problem, therefore, was to account for the apparent motion of the heavenly bodies given these two assumptions.

14. This moving image manifests itself in the motions of the heavenly bodies.

15. This belief led the priests to make careful and systematic observations of the heavenly bodies.

16. The mosque and the Koran belong to women as much as do the heavenly bodies.

17. Various spirals, therefore,[sentence dictionary] trace the patterns of our most important heavenly bodies.

18. For untold generations the priests of the kingdom of Babylonia meticulously observed and recorded the movements of the heavenly bodies.

19. Awareness of the stars and their light pervades the Koran, which reflects the brightness of the heavenly bodies in many verses.

20. Matthew Arnold has suggested that we might take a lesson from the heavenly bodies.

21. Before the Northern Song Dynasty, the navigation is determines the direction using heavenly bodies position.

22. In 1497, astronomer Corpernicus proposed the heliocentric cosmology from his observations and calculations of the motion of the heavenly bodies.

23. Shoemakers went to an observatory near San Diego, California to observe heavenly bodies till dawn.

24. To us the sun is the most important of all the heavenly bodies.