Sentence examples for in full moon from inspiring English sources
'in full moon' is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is used to describe a time period where the moon is in its fullest phase. For example, "The werewolf was rumored to prowl the streets in full moon."
As an actor, Irwin has successfully played roles that ranged from Lucky in Mike Nichols's "Waiting for Godot" to Mr. Noodle on "Sesame Street"; he has done fine work in Molière, and on Broadway, with David Shiner, in "Full Moon".
In "Full Moon in Paris" (which begins a two-week run today), he opened the doors of his cinema to an aspect of modernity that he found particularly distasteful — the world of rock clubs — and made one of his best, and certainly his most vigorous, films.
Variation in hydraulic head in the underlying aquifer was small over the tidal cycle (Harvey et al. 1987) and some seasonal variation was apparent; hydraulic heads in the aquifer were highest in full moon and lowest in new moon at Devanampatnam and Rajapettai, but Tiyagavalli is contrary due to the greater distance from ocean.
"I realized I was completing a character I had played in two previous shows," she says, "including Valerie in Full Moon.
With the decayed remains of paradise lost in Full Moon Parties on one side and the hyper-commercialization of the EDM club scene on the other, Wonderfruit represents a new chapter the country's electronic scene one where partying can be positive for both humanity and the earth.
Measurements of metabolic CO2-production rate indicate that the energy necessary for signalling increases 3-fold in full moon nights when private signalling is favoured.
He has two important works in museums: "Full Moon", bought in 1950 by the Museum of Modern Art and "The Sun", bought by the Metropolitan & fomally presented in 1956.
We noted that changing the cut-offs produced similar results, for example by selecting genes that were in the top 5 25% on the spawning day but not in the top 25 50% in the previous days and in the full moon and new moon experiments.
All of the gene variability measures were sorted, and we selected genes that were in the top 10% on the spawning day (i.e., highly variable) but not in the top quartile (i.e., not as variable) in the previous days and in the full moon and new moon experiments.
To identify the latter group, we selected all of the genes that were highly variable during the spawning day in ambient conditions but significantly less variable in the full moon and new moon conditions at different times of the day (without spawning events) and the days prior to the spawning events (all under ambient conditions).
They play in a conference that tests their mettle maybe once in a full moon.
