Sentence examples for moon away from inspiring English sources

This hints at a fragility that one wishes there had been more of; away from the moon, away from heightened language, poetry often resides in simple expressions of the truth.

Now, sadly, as the Comden and Green lyric says: "The party's over/It's time to call it a day/ They've burst your pretty balloon/ And taken the moon away".

Hundreds of miles and a moon away in spirit, roughly 150 people heard Independence Party candidate Tom Golisano concede defeat in a five-minute speech in the ballroom of the Crowne Plaza hotel in Rochester.

2. The moon is full when it is opposite the sun, so a high full moon would mean the north pole of the earth's axis is tilted towards the moon, away from the sun, which would be during the winter solstice, or December in NY. 3.

His play has been a key in putting the Giants where they are: one victory away from snatching a wild-card spot that once seemed moons away.

He had often told me, in moments of despair, that he wished he was dead, though... nothing happened, of course.' After recovering from his psychosis, Hills became increasingly depressed, mooning away the long, dead days at home.

The problem for the cable industry is that this rosy future is still many moons away.

Even with pics of the hardware making their way out last week, my brain had haphazardly decided that the Versa was still a good number of moons away.

Who other than he an insatiable and world-traveled angler was responsible for my having eccentrically mooned away my youth over outdoor magazines with dreams of the barramundi and black marlin of Australia, the noble mahsheer of India, the dorado of northern Argentina, the fearsome tiger fish of the Zambezi?

Sadly, this becoming a reality remains many moons away.

Robert Buchanan writing in the 19th century described it as: As sweet a little nook as ever Ulysses mooned away a day in, during his memorable voyage homeward.