Sentence examples similar to full moon evening from inspiring English sources

Just this summer there was new research which found that people spending the night in a sleep laboratory rated their sleep quality as 15 per cent lower when there was a full moon, even though they couldn't see it or any extra light it produced, and they took on average five minutes longer to get to sleep.

During weeks with a full moon, three evening hikes (two to eight miles) are offered.

9 A Halloween full moon is even more rare than a white Christmas.

By the milky light of the full moon, Romincka Forest looks even more like the enchanted woods of European folklore.

When the duo looked at the 65 nights when the moon was in fact a supermoon – a phenomenon where it appears bigger and brighter than a regular full moon – the impact appeared even greater, with a 32% higher risk of a fatal crash compared with similar nights with a half moon and 22% higher risk compared with a regular full moon.

A full moon takes on an even more powerful meaning in Balinese culture because its yearly calendar is based on lunar phases.

Another text from the fourth century, the purported Report of Pontius Pilate to Tiberius, claimed the darkness had started at the sixth hour, covered the whole world, and during the subsequent evening the full moon resembled blood for the entire night.

The full moon on Monday could cause even greater flooding, with tides at their peak.

The full moon on Monday could cause even greater flooding, because tides will be at their peak.

The rarest of all calendar months are those without even one full moon; this can occur only in February.

The Television Match Official experiment raises more hackles than a full moon during a werewolves' convention, even when it is not directly implicated in an incorrect decision.