Sentence examples for lingering moon from inspiring English sources
During a halt, he lathered his face by the light of the lingering moon and shaved off a three-day growth.
Thus the play starts with alacrity and bombast as Theseus waxes lyrically on the moon lingering his desire … since he most lustfully craves his bride.
More focused on philosophy than feeding, "Kiss" marries a mash-up of undead clichés (I know, let's have another lingering shot of the moon!) to hilariously stilted conversations.
The sun rose majestically over one side of Mark Rice's hilltop field, and a brilliant harvest moon lingered over the other, as Mr. Rice warmly greeted the 70 Mexicans who had gathered to pick his 900 acres of apples.
The air was cool, a pale moon lingered in the sky, and I could glimpse through trees the "infinitely beautiful lake of Pátzcuaro," as that tireless early-19th-century traveler and genius Alexander von Humboldt described it.
Earlier in the day, seven Apollo astronauts, including Apollo 11's Buzz Aldrin, used a news conference to talk about their desire to go to Mars and not linger on the moon as long as NASA plans.
The current Broadway success of "Moon" and the lingering high of last season's "Iceman Cometh," is a most reaffirming paradox.
No longer does the Count de Luna's ominous full moon burst into crackling, lingering flames, which unsettled the opening-night audience.
There is a bleak inversion of this ideal in Campbell Hay's Esta Selva Selvaggia (This Savage Wood): The swaying landmines lingering down between Duntocher and the moon made Scotland and the world one.
A revisited trove of data from NASA's Apollo missions more than 40 years ago is helping scientists answer a lingering lunar question: How fast does moon dust build up?
