Sentence examples for through the moon from inspiring English sources

It was Ms. Burgess who planted the weeping katsura you see through the moon window of the pavilion.

I'll never hate you like I hated King Joffrey or Ramsay Bolton or that freaky Jocasta who got shoved through the moon door.

Jealous of her new husband Baelish's obvious attraction to Sansa, Lysa attempts to kill her niece by throwing her through the Moon Door, a circular trapdoor in which opens to a drop of thousands of feet into mountains below.

It is a clever, effective show whose most memorable moments — from Tytania slashing her way through the moon to a ghostly, chalk-drawn outline of a house — are as striking and disquieting as Britten's music.

His father is a Jack Nicholson impersonator, his great-grandmother was an elephant tamer, and his great-grandfather became famous across the valleys for seeing a vision of God through the moon.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, a New York Democrat, said that next month, when refineries switch from winter gas blends to their summer ones, New Yorkers could see prices go "through the moon," rising by as much 40 cents per gallon.

So, if you suspect that the fury and the despair, the frustration and self-loathing, the misery, misanthropy, mania, and misadventure that flows through the moon-like waters of your body is more than you can cope with then at the risk of sounding like Judy Blume keep a diary.

So, if you suspect that the fury and the despair, the frustration and self-loathing, the misery, misanthropy, mania and misadventure that flows through the moon-like waters of your body is more than you can cope with then – at the risk of sounding like Judy Blume – keep a diary.

Who is it through whom the moon now waxes now wanes?

The solitude of the little planet we inhabit is emphasized in Vicki Mortimer's set — a receding vortex through which the moon, the earth, and a galaxy of stars are first glimpsed.

Space X is trying to commercialise space both through missions to the moon for NASA and through private space travel.