Sentence examples for a moon to from inspiring English sources

There is a moon to touch with life.

NEW BRUNSWICK George Street Playhouse "A Moon to Dance By," drama by Thom Thomas, featuring Jane Alexander and Gareth Saxe.

But he adds, "I know Hardy,... who knew Leopardi, both of whom despaired even of the moon, but unlike me, they had a moon to despair of".

That is followed by "A Moon to Dance By," by Thom Thomas, starring Jane Alexander, from Nov. 17 through Dec. 13.

Among the first options to be proposed was the symbol of a single star — like the one on the southern Sudanese flag — to represent separation and a moon to symbolize unity with the largely Muslim north, Ms. Wani said.

By Elspeth O'Halloran The New Yorker, November 7 , 1931 P. 89There is a moon to touch with life View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Vyacheslav Korotki walks out under a full moon to an abandoned lighthouse that used to serve the Northern Sea Route, to gather firewood to help heat his home.

"Amar's nickname was 'Moon' because he was like a shining moon to us.

Well, until about 4 PM when your housemate cracks open a Blue Moon to "take the edge off a bit".

Each moon may gravitationally repel particles near the inner edge of its respective ring, acting as a shepherd moon to keep ring material from spreading inward.

In order to understand how to interpret these signatures we examine first the limiting field induced in a permeable moon to determine what size fields demand intrinsic sources.