Sentence examples for a hazy moon from inspiring English sources

They usually glimmer with bits of color and are usually suffused with the soft, dead-of-night brightness of a hazy moon.

A hazy moon clipping pointed northwest, the sky bled deep blue above, and I was reaching the twilight of my cerebral composure.

Under a hazy half moon and a blanket of artificial stars, New Jersey's most all-American band gave the cheering crowd plenty of corn and apple pie along with the fireworks obligatory at every arena rock show.

The Cassini spacecraft made its closest approach to the hazy moon Titan at 12 45 p.m. EST on Earth (5:45 GMT), according to officials at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.

The sun, if visible at all, seems dimmer than the full moon on a hazy night.

Mention the Waterboys to most people and they have a hazy 1980s memory of a song about the moon.

It's just a hazy, hazy place.

Those days now seem a hazy memory.

Hills tumbled green to a hazy horizon.

Britishness was a hazy notion here.

That description of a "hazy" event again drew criticism.