Sentence examples for moon to get from inspiring English sources

I was over the moon to get this job.

Evans said later he was "over the moon" to get to the final.

I'm over the moon to get to the semis considering the way I've played so I'll have to improve a lot to get to the final".

"I'm over the moon to get Ryan because he is still a young player, but one with a lot of experience," added Kinnear.

Looking for the neurochemistry of mental disorders that don't necessarily exist has turned out to be as futile as using a map of the moon to get around Manhattan.

The great directors – Huston, Ford, Hawks, Peckinpah – were ornery old dogs, barkers and borderline crazies, unbound by the need to be liked, howling at the moon to get their vision in place.

"Luckily enough I caught the Cuban on the line so I'm over the moon really to get another medal".

On July 6, Mr. Moon decided to get off the couch and go to a construction site to help a friend work on a kitchen.

He laughs, and escapes in his fluffy moon boots to get his head into the serious business of preparing for the next game.

Because: In order for a piece of moon rock to get to the Earth, it must be blasted off the lunar surface with enough velocity (approximately 1.5 miles per second or 5,400 miles per hour) to escape the Moon's gravity.

He told the Norwich website: "I am over the moon really to get the chance to play in the Premier League with a big club like Norwich City.