Sentence examples for of moonstone from inspiring English sources

So I became president of Moonstone and was there for three years.

I loved Streets of Rage 2 as a kid still do—and I appreciated the plentiful viscera of Moonstone on the Amiga, so the excessively gory Mother Russia Bleeds looks right up my avenue; yet you may deem it overly simplistic, too much of an aesthetic throwback beside photo-real-enough experiences.

Shaped by Alison Elliott's charming performance as Thea Kronborg, whose ambition is too big for her hometown of Moonstone, the film is punctuated by lovely moments.

So we made her a bracelet of moonstones in a delicate, Byzantine, 18-karat pink gold setting.

Mark Rylance, dourly determined, plays the skipper of the Moonstone, one of the innumerable "Little Ships" that went to the aid of those who were trapped on the beaches.

A more conventional literary life is Andrew Lycett's biography of Wilkie Collins (Hutchinson), author of The Moonstone, the friend and contemporary of Charles Dickens.

The Los Angeles-based jeweler Irene Neuwirth decided to go bold with her fall collection, which she designed around this striking pendant, made of chrysoprase, moonstone, aquamarine, rose of France and onyx.

In the 19th century, when the letter-writing art had not yet fallen into desuetude, it was possible for Wilkie Collins to tell the mystery story of The Moonstone (1868) in the form of an exchange of letters, but it would be hard to conceive of a detective novel using such a device in the 20th century, when the well-wrought letter is considered artificial.

By then Rosanna has drowned herself on the Shivering Sands, and the mystery of the moonstone has made suspects of them all.

Collins wrote most of The Moonstone while under the effects of opium.

It's also hard to imagine Dickens having begun "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" without the influence of "The Moonstone".