Sentence examples for a bad moon from inspiring English sources

There's a bad moon on the rise".

There's a bad moon rising in New York.

There are bad winds and mad winds and evil winds and a bad moon.

"There's a bad moon on the rise" has long been repeated as "there's a bathroom on the right".

And as the final minutes ticked away, the noise increased, the song rang round and a bad moon rose once more.

"There's a bathroom on the right" standing in for "there's a bad moon on the rise" is a succession of such similarities adding up to two equally coherent alternatives.

A popular cover of a song like "Bad Moon Rising" turns the collective into something of a happening, with toddlers furiously dancing, neighboring musicians jumping in and rows of smiling people feeling the love.

STRENGTHS The usual animalistic enhancements and blood lust, plus some truly stellar transformation effects (which won an Academy Award for the makeup artist Rick Baker) and a wink-wink soundtrack of songs about the moon ("Blue Moon," "Moondance," "Bad Moon Rising").

Sonic Youth, "Hallowe'en" (1985) You could make a case that "Bad Moon Rising," the album on which this song appears, is a concept album about the holiday: there's another called "Ghost Bitch," and the cover shows a scarecrow topped by a flaming pumpkin.

This set also includes a full revisit of the band's album "Green River" (Fantasy), so expect a rollicking spin through "Bad Moon Rising".

He meets the Zac Brown Band halfway between his own classic swamp rock and their Southern boogie groove for a bouncy revision of "Bad Moon Rising," and delves into the latent spirituality of the stately title track with Miranda Lambert, for which Fogerty delegated guitar solo duties to Rage Against the Machine / the Nightwatchman guitarist Tom Morello.