Sentence examples for moon marks from inspiring English sources
(Oceans respond to tides, tides to the Moon; the Moon marks the female menstrual cycle).
★ LEO 23 Jul-22 Aug In your personal drama, the midweek full Moon marks a potential high spot, perfect for perfumed encounters with strident, impatient souls like yourself.
Still, Thursday's full Moon marks the end of a lengthy period of self-reflection, after which news arrives and an old relationship completes a possibly painful readjustment.
The indie hit Summer 2009 has been light on alternatives to blockbusters, but Moon marks a rare appearance in the top 10 for an indie flick.
A ceremony on the new moon marks the beginning of a new medicine-making moon cycle, which lasts about two weeks, Sister Kate said.
The sun provided life, warmth and growth, while the moon marked time in the sky, shape-shifting while pulling up the oceans' skirts to reveal delicious seafood.
21 May-20 Jun Last week's Gemini full Moon marked a tipping point in your attempts to strike a balance between commitment and freedom, whether that applies to relationships or to the career-family axis.
Khaled Abdullah/Reuters/Corbis. Three weeks ago, a sighting of the crescent moon marked the beginning of the ninth month in the Islamic lunar calendar: Ramadan, a time when observant Muslims worldwide abstain from food, drink, and sex, every day from dawn to dusk.
(a) IEA instrument whose sensor was directed away from the moon, showing the direct observation of the solar wind at ∼0.6 keV between 12 40 and 13 30 UT, and (b) IMA instrument which was looking into the dayside surface of the moon, showing the protons coming from the moon (marked with the blue bar above the spectrogram).
Call it the ultimate in high art: Using a well-timed laser, NASA scientists have beamed a picture of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, the Mona Lisa, to a powerful spacecraft orbiting the moon, marking a first in laser communication.
According to English writer Clinton Heylin, Marquee Moon marked the end of the New York scene's peak period, while Spin said it was the CBGB era's "best and most enduring record" and ranked it as the sixth greatest album of all time in its April 1989 issue.
