Sentence examples for moon of spring from inspiring English sources

In Asia Minor, Christians observed the day of the Crucifixion on the same day that Jews celebrated Passover that is, on the 14th day of the first full moon of spring, 14 Nisan (see Jewish calendar).

Each year, it spawns during the first full and new moon of spring from the Yucatan to Maine, but most heavily in Delaware Bay, where thousands come ashore in a primitive orgy of procreation that makes the bay's shore look like a wet cobbled street at night.

Maybe the Great Bum Moon of 2014 is the perfect panacea for us all.

On the day of the first new moon of June 1599, at 3 o'clock, the new Globe theatre opened its doors with a new show – Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare.

And we all looked up at the blood-red moon — that bad-faith moon of 2017 — and each man and woman among us understood in that moment that there is no vacation you can take from a year such as this.

On May 5, we had a so-called"supermoon,"the largest and brightest full moon of 2012.

At first, it was hard to find any information about the events online, but I finally found a rather basic, tie dye coloured website announcing that the next European Rainbow Gathering would take place on the new moon of August 2008, somewhere in Serbia.

A whole series of film monsters have attracted goggle-eyed audiences since the French pioneer Georges Méliès's formidable man-in-the-moon of 1902.

The orgy starts in spring, peaks during full and new moons of late May, and ends around mid-July, according to The Brooklyn Paper.

Astronomer Michael R. Molnar has proposed a link between the Star of Bethlehem and a double occultation of Jupiter by the moon on March 20 and April 17 of 6 BC in Aries, particularly the second occultation on April 17.

If our nearest neighbours were life-forms on the (fictional) forest moon of Endor, 1,000 light years away, it would take a millennium for us to receive any message they might send.