Sentence examples for moon climbing from inspiring English sources

When I visited, it was late afternoon, a winter moon climbing the sky.

The electricity had failed, as it often did, and the full moon climbing the sky lit the scene indirectly, reflecting off the whitewashed walls, throwing dim shadows around the machinery strewn about, plows and planters, drags, harrows.

She remembers one terrifying night when beach crabs, amok under the full moon, climbed into bed with her and her newborn.

Ruth and I sat back for the better part of two hours, cossies hanging in the wind, as we watched the limestone cliffs around us turn scarlet and gold with the setting sun, just as an enormous moon climbed above the towering Livistona palms.

"I think the referee has arrived," someone said, as the Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, climbed onto the small stage set up at the edge of the field.

One of Mars' two tiny moons climbs high into the Red Planet sky in an otherworldly new video recorded by NASA's Curiosity rover.

Sun sinks, moon climbs, and there's a heavenly peace as the boat lilts gently on the water and the talk flows.

The blank verse of Tennyson's "Ulysses" (1842) offers smoothly modulated vowel music, carefully spaced spondaic substitutions, and unambiguous pentameter regularity: The long day wanes; the slow moon climbs; the deep Moans round with many voices.

The lights begin to twinkle from the rocks; The long day wantes; the slow moon climbs; the deep Moans round with many voices.

His sense of reality keeps slipping, as it does with old people, sometimes into a startling loveliness: "The full moon was climbing to the middle of the sky and the world looked as if it were submerged in green water".

"Well, it's a bit like going to the moon or climbing Everest," says Chris Merrick, a director of the education supplies firm Promethean.