Sentence examples for there a moon from inspiring English sources

Little Dorrit is rich in epicycles: here a little flourish of Barnacles or an orbit for Mr F's aunt; there a moon called Bleeding Heart Yard; and, just over there, a minor planet on which Mrs General drives the proprieties in the form of elocution lessons for genteel young ladies ("papa, potatoes, poultry, prunes and prisms").

Some nights there was a moon; other nights there was no moon; always there was Lower New York Bay, called, by the geographically oblivious, the Ocean.

Some nights there was a moon; other nights there was no moon; always there was the Lower New York Bay, called by a geographically oblivious girl I once interrupted taking fog photographs of the ruinous Wonder Wheel — "The Ocean".

"Why, is there a blue moon coming up?" "Only a few days?" he said, appalled.

"At first, I was like, is there a full moon out?" Homola said.

It happened because there's a moon.

There is a moon shot here.

Here there is a moon, in a black sky.

There is a moon to touch with life.

There's a "moon fence" she acquired from a show garden.

"This seems to scare them off a little, especially if there's a moon out".