Sentence examples for by the moon and from inspiring English sources

Philosophers Aristotle and Pliny the Elder argued that the full moon induced insanity in susceptible individuals, believing that the brain, which is mostly water, must be affected by the Moon and its power over the tides, but the Moon's gravity is too slight to affect any single person.

I swear, by the moon and the starts and the sky.

Its bottom is granite, and its designs inspired by the moon and the stars.

Illuminated by the moon and our lights, we climb the last spectacular bit of rock toward the summit.

Guided by the moon and tides, bonefish survive by their wits in a shallow world that is brutally hostile.

Her series "Nocturne" (2005-2007) takes you through trees illuminated by the moon and portraits lit like candles.

Three sentences later she writes that oceans are controlled: "by jetties, the moon and the club's beach committee".

Poets are inspired by gazing at the moon, and Mr. Digby's presentation, "The Moon as Text," is five groupings of handmade paper discs covered with ink marks.

Venus reflects fifty-nine per cent of the light cast on it by the sun; the moon and Mercury reflect only seven per cent.

Their product was used by NASA on the moon and the first color TV cameras and computers.

The night sky is brightened by light from the moon and Melancholia, which are also lined up in a row.