Sentence examples for on moonlight from inspiring English sources

She is only a baby, but I would not be frightened of taking on Moonlight Cloud again in the Maurice de Gheest".

Shakespeare in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" relies on moonlight to set the mood.

"Then I played 'On Moonlight Bay.'" A few minutes later, Mrs. Koo danced with her son-in-law as the band played "Moon River".

Rather better was On Moonlight Bay (1951), with Doris Day and Gordon MacRae starring in a musical version of Booth Tarkington's Penrod novels.

"The Ritz Brothers on Moonlight Bay" plays this kind of game, hiding its secrets in plain sight: A gay avalanche destroyed much of the town.

One image of London, relying solely on moonlight, was taken during the blackouts imposed to confuse German bombers during the blitz in World War II.

Low-level bureaucrats are paid so little that survival depends on moonlighting or, more common, taking bribes.

Then came Cybill Shepherd, at the height of her run as the brash, independent Maddie on "Moonlighting," in the eighties.

But when the will-they-or-won't-they plot winds down, it often takes the show with it, as it did on "Moonlighting".

Just because Broadway has cornered the market on moonlighting movie stars doesn't mean that downtown theaters don't traffic in celebrity.

In the last several months of his residency at the University of California, Dr. Tzeel had taken on moonlighting work to earn the down payment for a house.