Sentence examples for lots of moon from inspiring English sources

Maybe, despite his blah debate performances in Florida, Newt will do well in this week's primary, and go on to win the nomination, become president and build lots of moon colonies while saving America from Shariah law and the corrosive effects of the writing of Saul Alinsky.

The room was a dark yellow, with a lot of moon and a little hall light coming under the door.

Some have even talked about launching a nuclear weapon at the moon to create a lot of moon dust and reflect away sunlight.

Also, all of those impacts must have produced a lot of moons over time.

"Up" had lots of blue moons, each stylistically different.

Expect lots of full moons, black cats, gorgeous vampire garb and necking gone wrong.

But another reason you may see a lot of "honey moon," or similar shades, over the next few months, is because collective prediction processes become self-fulfilling prophecies if enough companies act upon them.

I know there's a lot of sailor moon fans like me, right?

Like "Cold Mountain," a lot of "Thirteen Moons" is episodic, a string of adventure stories — about hunting or fighting or other kinds of hostile encounter.

The night sky, with lots of stars and a moon.

And in the title track, he evokes a more familiar figure, a guy in a band loading out after a show: "Boom, boom boom, boom, went amps and cases down the stairs/into the parking lot out back, a burst of moon, a blast of air".