Sentence examples for moon with all from inspiring English sources

On the ground, a multicoloured critter with something like paws and jaws barks at the moon with all the energy implicit in its tightly sprung form.

Nancy Pelosi, in a great speech this week, memorably pointed out that Republicans are doing nothing short of baying at the moon with all these votes.

Secretary General Ban Ki-moon pleaded with all parties "to refrain from any actions or statements that could endanger peace, incite violence or jeopardize security in Kosovo or the region".

Offering the agency the moon tomorrow complete with all the flashy new hardware required to get people and materials up there in exchange for a shuttle-retirement plan today would be a clever ploy.

I hiked my days away, swam through sunsets and spent evenings suckling the sacred chillum under yellow Kashmiri moons with Mashu – all for less than three dollars a night!

Harris has built replicas of the hatches on space stations, tested astronauts' VR equipment, and even constructed a scale model of a moon with functioning geysers, all in the service of science.

And rather as with the moon plots, all you'll be left with is less money and a plaque for the wall (if you printed it out).

Given Hagy's invigorating voice and her wonderful renderings of this landscape, with all that "moon-drawn water" offshore, it's doubly frustrating when her stories -- as good as they are in places -- start to spring leaks.

And not far away, the Statue of Liberty, Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart, Pope John Paul II and the first men on the moon were all honored with ticker tape in the Canyon of Heroes.

Even with all that, I'm still over the moon about having my first Sunday crossword in the Times.

And with no plans to go back to the moon, it all seemed like an academic exercise.