Sentence examples for moon opening from inspiring English sources

The battle between the Autobots (the good robots) and the Decepticons (the evil ones) continues in "Dark of the Moon," opening Wednesday with more destruction, more robots and one powerful cinematic weapon: 3-D.

In 1922, while serving aboard a ship off Central America, he had a formative experience of viewing, on opposite horizons, both the rising sun and the setting moon, opening him to ideas about the vast but precise workings of the universe that later informed both his choice of subject matter and formal decisions such as his focus on balance and movement.

Named after the ceremonial spike that joined the transcontinental railroad across America, Golden Spike claims to have the expertise to fly expeditions to the Moon, opening up "an enduring link to the final frontier".

It preaches the accepting message of the Blue Moon, opening it's stage to performance art, drag, burlesque, and live music.

Billy Rose, the showman and lyricist ("It's Only a Paper Moon"), opened the Diamond Horseshoe in 1938.

"Half Moon" opened Friday at the ImaginAsian theater in New York City, to be followed by a limited national release.

Solun, a contraction of the Spanish sol and luna (sun and moon), opened in Woodbridge in March 2012, an offshoot of Tinto Bar and Tapas (formerly Meigas) in Norwalk.

"New Moon" opens with a seemingly content Bella turning 18, a happy occasion that takes a frightening turn during a party at Edward's house.

'An American Werewolf in London' opens 30 October; 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' opens 20 November ; 'The Wolfman' opens 12 February ; 'Real Vampires, Night Stalkers and Creatures from the Darkside', by Brad Steiger, is published by Visible Ink Press.

Coincidentally enough, Mr. Weitz's brother and frequent collaborator, Chris, has taken over that juggernaut of swooning adolescent vampire love, the second installment of which, "New Moon," opens next month.

All the tunes except one are Crockatt's, but Downes's Sun and Moon opens the set: a playfully prancing piece of lopsided bebop, which the leader develops with nudges and rushes, giving way to a torrential Downes solo over the crisp polyrhythms of bassist Oli Hayhurst and drummer Ben Reynolds.