The phrase "an open moon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in poetic or metaphorical contexts, possibly to describe a moon that is unobstructed or visible in the night sky.
Example: "As I lay on the grass, I gazed up at an open moon, its light illuminating the dark landscape around me."
Alternatives: "a clear moon" or "an unobstructed moon".
That's a good thing, because her friend from her soccer league is Julia Stiles, a 19-year-old movie star with an open moon face as expressive as Mary Pickford's.
He was one of those quiet, unassuming actors whose presence guaranteed dependability: instantly recognisable, soon forgotten, always welcome; an open moon face, a clarion-clear voice (the result of a proper training in repertory theatre), a discreet presence.
Horita... and... fuuuck YOU!" And I love that little thug, too - the headband-sporting, baggy-pantsed, top button-buttoned, bottom button open, moon boot-shod, half Puerto Rican, half cholo vato loco, with his crude prison-style tats and his butterfly knife tucked in his wristband.
In photographs from the 1950s the cheerfully serious Bass, with his open moon-face and horn-rimmed spectacles, looks like his Bronx contemporary, the playwright Neil Simon.
The female members of the families then bless them while sitting in front of a mirror and at an open window with the moon shining through.
I sometimes see my life as a wolf galloping toward an open window, listening to the moon move.
Part of the fun of watching someone over TV who has mooned in an open sports arena during half time, is watching a few officials attempt to grab them as they run in different directions to make a getaway.
So I looked at the scenery, she read her magazine And the moon rose over an open field I looked at the scenery for maybe ten seconds.
His appearance notwithstanding, Mr. Sullivan is currently the best-represented director in New York, with three plays running, including "Dinner With Friends," "Ancestral Voices" and the most recent to open, "A Moon for the Misbegotten".
Well, until about 4 PM when your housemate cracks open a Blue Moon to "take the edge off a bit".
Open the moon door, guys! "Game of Thrones" (Sundays, 9 p.m. ET on HBO) is finally back, with more boobs, more blood, more dragons and more clandestine machinations behind closed doors.
