Sentence examples for moonlight night from inspiring English sources

We are an old fence climber from away back (got into Gramercy Park one moonlight night many years ago with a girl who wanted to assassinate Edwin Booth).

On a clear, moonlight night 150 years ago, the hand-cranked Confederate submarine HL Hunley glided out over glassy seas off South Carolina, sailing into history as the first submarine ever to sink an enemy warship.

"A moonlight night, with the clear heavens and the dark, glittering sea, and the white sails filled by the soft air of a gently-blowing trade wind; a dead calm, with the heaving surface polished like a mirror, and all still, except the occasional flapping of the sails.

A week before featured a levitating car hanging in the blazing-pink moonlight, "Night Drive".

(1935), Neville Cayley writes that it has "a pleasant call resembling sweet pretty little creature, frequently uttered during the day or night, especially on moonlight nights".

Gregory Amenoff's restless, technically complex print "Chianti I" (2004) projects the atmosphere of a locale high above a valley, in which poplars, switchback roads and moonlight nights are important elements.

In a letter to her publisher, Harold Warne, Potter characterized the principal character as "a well-behaved black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life, and goes out hunting with a little gun on moonlight nights, dressed up like puss in boots".

Serious young men in Bidwell and in other American towns, whose fathers had walked together on moonlight nights along Turner's Pike to talk of God, went away to technical schools.

CHINATOWN restaurants that moonlight as night spots have become kitschy refuges on the downtown fashion circuit.

Would there be too much moonlight that night for the brazen secret operation — the kind that went wrong and marred Jimmy Carter's presidency?

Apparently her old man just won the New Jersey lottery!" All the way home across the Atlantic, as I juggled for space in coach, I fantasized about the life I could be living now, if I had taken my chance to ask Ms. Nipples if she would like a stroll in the moonlight, that night she and I were, uh, tête-à-tête.