Sentence examples for nice moon from inspiring English sources
"If there's a nice moon, this is beautiful, beautiful," she added.
A good time or an exercise in discipline?" Early in her career in Europe, she changed the continental dinner hour from 8to1010 because she found the moon nicer then.
Li Po's work is full of the same recurring images: the mountain, the moon, a nice big jar of wine.
They found in the editing room a nice shot of the moon, and they cut it in, and it worked.
(So far, we know that it worked on approach, with a nice set of the Galilean moons orbiting--moons independently discovered by Simon Marius, who wrote down his discovery 1 day after Galileo in January 1610, though Marius may have actually seen the moons first: months earlier.
"This is history", one schoolteacher said as he switched on the television to let his students watch the verdict, a moment many at the time probably thought would be that generation's moon landing.It's nice that what seem to be the closing chapters of the OJ saga haven't been a real national obsession.
Charms such as moons or stars are also a nice touch, or perhaps beads in significant colors.
As distant traces of music wafted down the shoreline, it was nice simply to enjoy the river breeze and the moon.
The two develop an unexpected bond, which is nice, but Ana sleepwalks when there's a full moon, which is a lot less nice, not least for the neighbourhood cats.
6. Bright Copper Kettles Nice. 5. Wild Geese That Fly With The Moon On Their Wings Nice! 4. Crisp Apple Strudel Yum. 3. Whiskers On Kittens Kittens in general, really.
