Sentence examples for ray of moonlight from inspiring English sources
Not just because of the constant threats to her life, but because she was a "rayo de luna" — a ray of moonlight — in any situation.
As the episode ends, Judas's body lies forsaken in the dirt, but a ray of moonlight shines on one of the dearly bought sandals "so that each thong... was clearly visible.
All night long, the glowing Walmart sign flooded the motor home like pale rays of moonlight.
Lit by the streetlights on Canal Road and rays of moonlight illuminating the 12-foot-wide towpath, visibility on the first two miles is usually good.
And the words of the poem, which refer to the pear tree — and, by implication, to a cherished world gone — as a lover, suggest a breadth of sorrow no wall could contain or keep out: Behind the closed gate, on a rainy night, how she is filled with sadness, How differently she looked bathed in golden rays of moonlight, before darkness fell.
Two minutes in, there's a crescendo break - now cliché but mostly invented by Rauhofer himself - which for those of us who were there conjures a frozen moment with the dance lights shining out like rays of moonlight and a thousand shirtless men, hormones pulsing so fiercely that they scent the air, waiting for the drop, waiting, waiting, waiting - until it finally comes in at 3 45.
On the heels of the DVD and Blu-ray release of "Moonlight," Rhodes dished to The Huffington Post about the film's Oscar win, how director Barry Jenkins has enhanced his love for cinema, and his thoughts on his much talked-about Calvin Klein underwear campaign.
Mentions Peter St. Pierre, head of Moonlight Glassing.
Pain lacks the tenderness of moonlight.
Like keeping a wolf out of moonlight".
