Sentence examples for moonlit evenings from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, November 29 , 1941P. 13 A young man who visited Taos, N.M., last summer tells that one of the sights of the place is a ceremony which akes place on clear, moonlit evenings.
By F. W. Gillett and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 29 , 1941P. 13 A young man who visited Taos, N.M., last summer tells that one of the sights of the place is a ceremony which akes place on clear, moonlit evenings.
On moonlit evenings, the boys would descend upon them, set them running, and try to outrace them in the wagon; they seldom did, for the scrawniest coyote can hit fifty miles an hour, whereas the wagon's top speed was thirty-five, but it was a wild and beautiful kind of fun, the wagon skidding across the sand, the fleeing coyotes framed against the moon — as Bob said, it sure made your heart hurry.
Peaceful days are complemented with lively evenings: a moonlit walk across the fields will take you to the perfect country pub (geldestonlocks.co.uk), with an open fire, home-cooked meals and live music most weekends.
In the evenings, there are moonlit cocktails and wood-fired feasts, storytelling around bonfires, and Native American pow-pow dancing.
Over the two evenings, we heard four stories: "Canon Alberic's Scrap-book," "The Ash-Tree," "Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad," and "The Mezzotint," with its troubling account of a figure who crawls across a moonlit lawn, enters a window, and emerges bearing "an object which could be dimly seen and identified as a child".
THE MOONLIT MIND, by Dean Koontz.
These were stimulating evenings.
