Sentence examples for around full moon from inspiring English sources

We looked at possible mechanisms explaining the Aa drop around full Moon.

Desert-based jihadists regularly launch rockets and missiles at northern UN bases, especially around full moon when the lighter nights make it easier to target the camps, although it is rare for the missiles to land inside the camp.

Of two recent UK studies, one reported a 'small but significant' increase in visits to doctors on days around full moons [ 1], while the other found a sharp peak in reports of persons bitten by animals during the same monthly period [ 2].

Stargazers of all ages are welcome year round (best around the full moon).

Several will be led by Mr. Pope and timed around the full moon.

The University of Michigan looked at stock returns in 48 countries and found them lower on the days around a full moon.

A number of studies have shown that the behaviour of animals, birds and fish does change around the full moon.

Autumn and spring are the best seasons; bear in mind, too, that you need to avoid periods around a full moon.

Yet they flock here every March around the full moon and the equinox to chase a dangerous and elusive prey: the Amazon's endless wave, known as a pororoca.

He murders around the full moon, which gave us a great opportunity to use that light, and nobody knew what Richard Armitage was going to do when we pulled back.

With Crazy Horse, a band just cacophonous and primal enough to capture "Farmer John" on record with Young a quarter-century after Fort William, he makes a point of recording around a full moon, when "a lot of mechanical things go wrong, technical difficulties, things that usually work don't work".