Sentence examples similar to moons of sand from inspiring English sources
Beach lovers visit the Keweenaw for its half-moons of sand, where translucent-blue water washes arching shores.
Crane Beach is a tucked-away quarter moon of white sand, sheltered by dunes and sandy cliffs, beneath the shoulder of nearby Castle Hill.
Neither did I nothing at all, in fact, until the campsite loomed up ahead of us, with the luxurious tents spread out in a semicircle over a half-moon of sparkling sand, with the smell of grilled salmon rising from a makeshift kitchen.
Meanwhile, the camera surveys polluted landscapes, a magic show, a small rabbit that hops through mud puddles without dirtying its white coat, a snowman made of sand, and a brilliant-orange moon that becomes the backdrop for hand silhouettes.
I'm not sure why, perhaps I am scared that one day it will not heal, that one day even the rising moon or the wave unfurling along a stretch of sand will let me down.
Each beach has its own personality: Stonehaven, for instance, has black sand which sticks to the underside of your feet and ends up in the bath; Buccoo, with its crescents of moon-bright sand, is backed by spinach-green jungle; Englishman's Bay is ravishing and deserted.
The level of detail involved is equivalent to being able to study individual grains of sand on the surface of the moon while standing on Earth.
He still hopes to get his hands on some moon dust, which is the Holy Grail in the world of sand collecting.
The shape of sand is worn.
