The phrase "glass moon" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The night sky was clear, and the glass moon shone brilliantly, casting a silvery glow over the city.
It had a steel chassis, power windows, tinted glass, a moon roof and styling taken from the low, long body of a 1966 Pontiac Bonneville, he said.
As they gaze through telescopes and pinhole cameras and protective glasses, the moon will come into alignment with the sun, obscuring everything but a brilliant ring of light and the speckled sweep of the Milky Way.
The doors, now a side entrance, have been restored and the stained-glass half-moon windows reconstructed.
At the end of the day, when my head was beginning to spin, someone came by with a wristwatch that the astronauts were going to use on their Jupiter voyage (which Kubrick rejected) and a plastic drinking glass for the moon hotel (which Kubrick thought looked fine).
Renderings that accompanied the listing showed a cantilevered design with walls of floor-to-ceiling glass, a retractable "moon roof" and two-story garage wrapped in perforated metal.
It opened a small orbit of belonging, like the glass was his personal moon" – and Edward St Aubyn the next, as in Dyer's many lines of truculent self-deprecation.
Not for imperial gleam did the two Apollo 11 astronauts who walked on the moon wear glass visors surfaced in gold.
Below the photographs, Kidwai keeps a small fragment of the Chagai mountain under glass, displayed like a moon rock at the Smithsonian.
Our tester, for instance, came standard with lots of sexy features, such as heated outside mirrors, rear privacy glass, fog lights, power moon roof, eight-way power driver's seat (both front seats had heaters), lovely black leather throughout, wood trim that looked, essentially, organic, and auto-climate controls.
