Sentence examples for moon through a from inspiring English sources

I saw it rising like the moon through a forest at night.

The challenge starts with the X-ray itself, which some doctors compare to viewing the moon through a telescope.

A 19th-century Princeton professor, staring at the moon through a telescope, noticed birds flying across his field of vision.

He also spent time, he said, "mapping the moon" through a telescope he constructed himself out of "a cardboard tube and a couple of lenses".

On the first Friday of every month from 5 to 10 p.m., you can view planets and the moon through a planetarium telescope.

· Go to: part one | part two | part three The 18th-century painter John Russell was a passionate astronomer, observing the moon through a telescope and making precise drawings.

A film director has "a gut which imposes itself through an inadequate tuxedo like somebody mooning through a gap in curtains".

Moon said through a spokesman that he would try to make the visit to the North.

Halos are caused by the light of the sun or moon passing through a very thin layer of cirruform (ice-crystal) clouds in the upper atmosphere.

The effect can be exhilarating, as in "Carriage" and "Kings Point," or strangely serene, as in "Gabi's Garden," with its suggestion of a moon glimpsed through a trellised gate.

At the end of his short story The Fall of the House of Usher, Edgar Allan Poe describes a blood-red moon shining through a fissure that jags across the facade of an ancestral mansion – just before the whole thing collapses.