Sentence examples for bit of a moon from inspiring English sources

There was a bit of a moon out, so we could see our way.

"I used to wander around, in a bit of a moon.

While opening up everything to Android remains a bit of a moon-shot, the continued growth will need to come from the iOS user base, and that means continuing to feed the beast by selling iPhones.

Rod Pyle Politiku Reentry over/ Bobbing in the warm ocean/ The air smells so sweet Fifty pounds of rocks/ Proof we went, proof we conquered/ A bit of the moon Rod Pyle is the author of "Missions to the Moon: The Complete Story of Man's Greatest Adventure" (Carlton Books/Sterling Publishing, 2009), and "Destination Moon" (Smithsonian/Carlton, 2005, reprint 2009).

What little astronomers know about its largest moon Charon makes it a bit of a lunar curiosity: The moon hovers very close to the planet and has roughly an eighth of Pluto's mass, making it the largest satellite with respect to its planet so far discovered (ScienceNOW, 1 November 2005).

In one possible scenario, the dense minerals that formed atop a relatively frothy bit of the moon's primordial crust, still floating on a sea of molten rock, could have rendered the island unstable.

When the Sun moves forward or backwards from this postion more or less of the bit of the Moon that can be seen from the Earth will be lit up and the shadow will now be curved.

There's a little bit of moon in there.

Well, as a bit of a geek, I am over-the-moon with my daughter's first word.

Next week's total lunar eclipse may thrill millions of skywatchers, but it poses a bit of a challenge for a sharp-eyed NASA moon probe.

Perhaps that is overreaching a bit, but the moon seemed like a bit of a stretch at the time as well.