Sentence examples similar to there was moonlight from inspiring English sources
There's moonlight reflecting on the water, this fin and this bright eye looking at you and I thought: 'Wow, why am I here?' But then you get back into it and it never occurred to me not to do it.
He finally chose to begin his attack in the night of Oct. 23 24 , 1942 when there would be moonlight for the clearing of gaps in the German minefields.
Another study of 1,000 people attacked by lions in southern Tanzania between 1988 and 2009 found that the weeks following the full moon (when there was less moonlight) were a strong indicator of increased night attacks on people.
Immediately after this, however, the language shifts: Hours and seconds passed, the moonlight shone on the wrong wall, there was no moonlight only darkness, and in the center of all darkness Faxe: the Weaver: a woman, a woman dressed in light.
There was no moonlight to obscure the sky's bounty, and Mr. Chapin promised to deliver hard-to-find nebulae that he called "faint fuzzies".
It was hard to see in the darkness — there was no moonlight — and as he poured some of the contents into a strainer, struggling to balance against the violent waves, something happened.
As there was bright moonlight they were able to hurry through the bush.
According to this legend, the treasure was guarded by a fish school that would constantly swim around it to keep it disguised under the murky water and were also capable of transforming into sharks, devouring any one that approached it when there was no moonlight and taking their souls to Davy Jones' Locker.
Would there be too much moonlight that night for the brazen secret operation — the kind that went wrong and marred Jimmy Carter's presidency?
