Sentence examples for moon mix from inspiring English sources
That's actually one of the more challenging bits, because when we did the "Sun & Moon" mix, we caught something that was very "now" (but, then).
Aaron Noble's muscular wall paintings and Robert Medvedz's compressive ink drawings recycle comic book graphics; Jiha Moon mixes Eastern and Western sources with a delicate touch; and Julian Pozzi draws spacey configurations of finely hatched boxes inspired by patio furniture.
Also good was the dry Once in a Blue Moon, a mix of gin and Avèze, a citrusy liqueur from the South of France whose rarity may lend the cocktail its name.
The ethereal soprano who flew out of Andrew Lloyd Weber's grasp (she must be tired of being known as the ex of the show-tune Rachmaninoff) flies to the moon for her latest mix of pop and classical music, "La Luna" (Angel).
In Finland, Timo Vuorensola is putting the finishing touches to Iron Sky, his "Nazis on the moon" sci-fi pastiche, mixing modern special effects with 1930s expressionist black-and-white.
Blood Moon prides itself on mixing tabloid journalism, going to the source of gossip itself -- okay, hearsay, or the quickly deteriorating minds of aging witnesses -- with genuine moments of hard-work research (and there always is some of that in BM Productions books) to come up with their titles.
The team says the results suggest that the moon is a roughly 50-50 mix of Earth and impactor material.
Baby-Brodders was drinking "Black and Blue" – a 50-50 mix of Blue Moon and Guinness.
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Baby-Brodders was drinking "Black and Blue"—a 50-50 mix of Blue Moon and Guinness.
