Sentence examples for green moon from inspiring English sources
Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon with owner Lloyd Williams.
Theater BRIDGEPORT Playhouse on the Green "Moon Over Buffalo," comedy by Ken Ludwig.
Despite a speech to the players every green moon, Johnson's most demonstrative act is sporting one of those hideous Jets caps.
I didn't know anything about him, but I saw a painting of a green moon and thought it was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen.
No one person has invested more in their Melbourne Cup dream than retired the businessman who was vindicated in 2012 when Green Moon gave him his fourth win - making him the most successful owner in the history of the race.
Then thrown in the deep end in the Cox Plate and performed better than stablemate Green Moon did in the race last year before going on to win the Melbourne Cup.
Orwell wrote of a dawn market brimming with "pomelos hanging on strings like green moons," "brittle dried fish tied in bundles," "ducks split open and cured like hams," and "chickens cheeping in wicker cages".
Yet, in his classic novel "Burmese Days," Orwell creates a vibrant scene of his hero and heroine wandering through market stalls filled with ripe pomelos the size of green moons, red bananas, dried fish, crimson chilies, ducks cured like hams, larvae of the rhinoceros beetle, heart-shaped betel leaves, and "baskets of heliotrope-colored prawns the size of lobsters".
What a delight this returning series is, from the animation by Oliver Postgate's son Daniel to the little steampunk touches that will find favour with a generation for whom the name Soup Dragon means rave-era indie rather than lime-green moon-lizards.
It was also called the Green Corn Moon or Grain Moon.
