Sentence examples for moon features from inspiring English sources

The film premiered on the festival's opening night, and they had plans for it to go out as a short before Martin Scorsese's Hugo, which stars Ben Kingsley as Méliès and in which A Trip to the Moon features.

Now this tender piece (beloved for its aria "Song to the Moon") features another star in the making, Kristine Opolais, who has long made the title role part of her repertory.

Like The Story of Tracy Beaker, Wilson's book that spawned a BBC TV series and a musical, Clover Moon features a plucky young heroine, who this time ends up in an institution for destitute girls in Victorian London, escaping an abusive stepmother.

Did you know the rocket to the moon features a big ol' flag?

Some of the work is comically abstract, like Matthew Benedict's "Man on the Moon," featuring a moon man apparently shaving (it's really a superimposed picture of the astronaut Jack Schmitt), while others, notably Rockwell's "Behind Apollo 11," are unabashedly ­heroic.

THEY howl at the moon, feature predominately in Indian lore, and in cartoons they chase roadrunners through the desert.

Many Moons features many of the hallmarks of Courtney's parent band: subtly insidious melodies and songwriting craft (think Teenage Fanclub, Yo La Tengo or Big Star at their least angst-ridden) triumph over superficial flash, and a gently unhurried mood pervades throughout.

The London group's debut boasts 21st Century Schizoid Man's cryptic evocation of modern madness, and the medieval futurism of the haunting title song – replete with weird allusions to "prism ships" and "prison moons" – featured on the soundtrack to Alfonso Cuarón's sci-fi adaptation Children of Men.

This farm-to-table dinner is held monthly, on the closest Saturday to full moon, and features organic ingredients grown at Dool's and other small farms in the area, prepared table-side.

"Black Moon," which features choreography by Monstah Black and music by Major Andres Scurlock, was born partly out of Mr. Scurlock's frustration with how Barack Obama has been treated by American conservatives since he took over as president, Mr. Scurlock explained in a post-performance discussion.

Subway Moon now features Nathanson's Sotto Voce group, 25 New York students, and the Sage's youth band, Jambone, on 90 minutes of music and visuals including what Nathanson calls "an ode to the survival instincts of a New York city rat … which of course has great rat footage".