Sentence examples for moon half from inspiring English sources

So I started DJing the Full Moon, Half Moon, Black Moon parties and all that in Kho Samui for fun.

It is like a map of the visible moon – half of which remains in the dark side of Whitehall.

The great pictures of Julia Jackson treat her face like a telescopic closeup of the moon, half flooded by light, half scoured by shadow, lending it the mystery of a celestial body seen through a long lens.

The King of Siam is worshipped as the Lord of life, Descendant of Buddha, Supreme Arbiter of the Ebb and Flow of the Tide, Brother of the Moon, Half brother of the Sun, and Possessor of the Twenty-four Golden Umbrellas.

Bidding good night, we wondered in what shape it would rise... Troubled, we woke when it was still dark, & went to the window to see...the moon half submerged on the horizon, bloated, cockeyed, &, in the orange dawn transparent Our wife, awake, too, assured us the moon was merely setting in its accustomed manner, & together we watched it skin front view..

Hyakutake was moving so rapidly across the night sky that its movement could be detected against the stars in just a few minutes; it covered the diameter of a full moon (half a degree) every 30 minutes.

Other paintings are more mysterious, such as the 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldmoon, half-moon and geometricolourfult Dawa'aleh.

D-Ferg continued with the following three-part challenge: 1. Suppose you look due south and see the moon half-full, with the right half lit and the left half dark.

Ancient expressions like "full moon," "half-moon," "last-quarter-moon" continued to be used but were really only figures of speech: how could we call "full" a shape that was all cracks and holes and that always seemed on the point of crashing down on our heads in a shower of rubble?

Or look at the photograph of a naked bronze woman balancing on one foot atop a roof turret at the Schloss Charlottenburg in Berlin, a crescent-shaped drapery billowing behind her and the moon, half-full in the night sky, balancing on her head.

In "Yesterday," the main character hears a girl tell him about her dream a dream of her sitting with her boyfriend watching an ice-moon half submerged in the sea.