Sentence examples for with a moon from inspiring English sources

His One Hundred Aspects of the Moon (1885 92) depicts a variety of fantastic and mundane themes with a moon motif.

It was the only ring not previously known to be associated with a moon.

FUKP's policies, listed below, aim to instill "common sense" and promise something to do with a moon for Britain.

"Runes" (1975), which takes place with a moon hanging low above the horizon, is a startling series of primitive mysteries.

By the late sixties, Dolours was a striking and impetuous teen-ager, with a moon face, blue-green eyes, and dark-red hair.

Its first story has a footprint in the shape of a cross, with a moon window at each end that looks out at a different garden view.

(Picture book; ages 1 to 5) This simple retelling of the Nativity opens fittingly with a moon-faced owl, whose hushed watchfulness sets the tone for the book, which doubles as a bedtime tale.

Henri Dutilleux's "Ainsi la Nuit" (1976), heard in its Chamber Music Society premiere, evoked nocturnal mysteries with a moon-drunk vocabulary of twitters, rustles and glassy slithers that drew upon the innovations of Webern and Bartok.

He points out an experimental new sign instructing taxi drivers to make pick-ups and drop-offs on the east side of Lexington Ave . and a sign with a moon-and-star motif for the bureau's new program of nighttime-and-Sunday metered parking for the theatre district.

With a moon-shot mission, it's critical to have more concrete short-term goals.

This book tells the story of a nerd with a moon-shaped head that floats above his body.