Sentence examples for moon drift from inspiring English sources
From this vantage point, he watched the now greatly diminished moon drift down toward the far black horizon like a pale phosphorus match head broken off in the striking.
All that night the sere-faced moon drifted.
The doctors come back this week; the full moon drifts over the buildings.
In a victory for literalism, Bonnie Tyler will perform her volcanic pop ballad on a cruise while the moon drifts between Earth and the sun.
By Philip Schultz The New Yorker, January 9 , 1978P. 30 All that night the sere-faced moon drifted... View Article Philip Schultz is the founder and director of the Writers Studio.
The day arrived, a weak sun but none the less an actual one, its sooty light bathing walls, windows, eyelids while old pal moon drifted off to sleep.
When the moon drifts close to the Earth, tides grow, producing extra-large swells known as "king tides".
This can sometimes happen when the moon drifts near the Earth, producing extra-large tides, and it is made worse by rising seas.
Particles (white dots) from Jupiter's volcanically active moon, Io, drift outward to create a huge reservoir of electrons and ions.
When the eclipse begins at 1 16 p.m., the moon will drift over the upper-right portion of the sun's disk.
