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Sentence examples for moon over from inspiring English sources

'moon over' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to mean to loom or hang over something, usually in an ominous way. For example: The storm clouds mooned over the city, signaling an imminent downpour.

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I would see her once in a blue moon over in Central Park.

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Vice

What makes Moon moon over Bud Light?

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The New York Times

Under that not altogether comfortable set of conditions, D. A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus began work on "Moon Over Broadway," their acclaimed documentary about the putting together of the 1995 play "Moon Over Buffalo".

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The New York Times

A waning moon over the Green Mountains.

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The New Yorker

TORRINGTON "Moon Over Buffalo," comedy by Ken Ludwig.

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The New York Times

Is there a blue moon over Baltimore?

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The Guardian - Travel

Queue: the moon over the mosque.

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The New York Times

I don't moon over James Dean.

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Still, at least it beats Bella mooning over Edward.

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The Guardian - Books

There was no mooning over records in those days.

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The New Yorker

Obama, in contrast, is still mooning over the tango he didn't have with Boehner.

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