Sentence examples for deep blue moon from inspiring English sources

The wristwatch's blue alligator strap finds an echo twice inside the elegant face, with a deep blue moon phase disk decorated with a silvered moon and stars, and a blue hand-indicated date disk.

In nature, yellow daffodils are seen against green grass; in the built environment, a dark brown couch is viewed against a light beige wall; in Van Gough's Starry Night, the golden moon is highlighted against a deep blue sky.

A hazy moon clipping pointed northwest, the sky bled deep blue above, and I was reaching the twilight of my cerebral composure.

Luckily, every once in a blue moon we get some actual information from the deep, dark cavern that is Apple but, sadly, this just encourages the next wave of fake rumors.

EVERY once in a blue moon, a book comes along that seems to articulate my most deep-seated fears about the future of America, its economy and its body politic.

In 1989 Voyager 2 flashed past Triton, which is now the largest moon of Neptune, but probably began life as a dwarf much like Pluto before falling under the deep blue planet's sway.

Blue moon tonight!

Deep Blue Sea lipstick?

Once in a blue moon, this happens.

The name Cold Blue Moon?

It was Deep Blue, not Big Blue.