Sentence for moon | Use moon in a sentence

Sentence using the word moon. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use moon in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for moon.

• Wonderful, that moon! (8)
• For the moon? (8)
• Full moon, Tibby! (8)
• It is the full moon. (8)
• And he gazed at the moon. (8)
• No cloud on sun and moon. (10)
• The moon was rising, blood-red. (8)
• He had never seen so red a moon. (8)
• Her face was raised to the moon. (10)
• Over the Inn hangs a full golden moon. (8)
• The low moon burnt through the foliage. (10)
• Involuntarily his sight grew on the moon. (10)
• A princess drew them as the moon the tides. (10)
• The wan moon had slipped out into the darkness. (8)
• They sat, still as mice, and the moon crept up. (8)
• When had he seen the last new moon, and where? (10)
• How break off his engagement with the Lady Moon? (10)
• All about the condition of the world; and the moon. (8)
• While he is singing, the moon grows pale, and dies. (8)
• No; the moon had not yet smitten the face of the castle. (10)
• She pulled aside the curtains, and let in the moon light. (8)
• Daylight was dying, the moon rising, gold behind the poplars! (8)
• The moon was a silver ball, high up through the aspen-leaves. (10)
• To-night I am a little emotional; the moon is funny, you know. (8)
• It faired as the night went on, and the moon came out of the clouds. (2)
• Just then the moon came out, and I could see the river shining below. (8)
• The moon hung over branches, some that showed young buds, some still bare. (10)
• Vernon Whitford would receive instructions about it the first frosty moon. (10)
• A moon was overhead, seeming to drop lower on them as she filled with light. (10)
• And out in the night, clouds raced over the moon, which had come full once more. (8)
• By the beams of the growing moon they entered the first gorge of the mountains. (10)
• There was no moon: the water seemed aimless, passing on carelessly to oblivion. (10)
• The breathless silence was significant, yet the moon shone in a broad blue heaven. (10)
• I believe the moon came up; there must have been a mist too, for I was cold as death. (8)
• Over the hill a Pierrot moon was slowly moving up in a sky the colour of grey irises. (8)
• The moon had freed herself above the poplars, and poured her unreality on the garden. (8)
• Over the flowering hawthorn the moon stood like a windblown white rose of the heavens. (10)
• And just then the top of the moon itself looked over the wall, a shaving of silvery gold. (8)
• His dark brown eye was fixed upon the door, and round it gleamed a crescent moon of white. (8)
• The sky, set with very dim distant stars, was in grey light round a small brilliant moon. (10)
• Over all which hung a darkened image of her spirit of independence, like a moon in eclipse. (10)
• The sun and the moon on the mountains shall burn thee; the lamps of the town singe thy wings. (8)
• As they were emerging into the spaces of the moon, a cheer from the stranger arrested Farina. (10)
• Sometimes I have a sense of it, though, when the moon breaks from one flying cloud to another. (9)
• The moon had just come up over in the South, and exactly under it he could see their mountain. (8)
• His Highness the prince her father could as soon present her with one as with the moon itself. (10)
• Let moon and wind and golden sun And stars beyond all telling Make, every day, a sweeter grass. (8)
• He went to the window and threw it up, and feasted his sight on the moon standing on the downs. (10)
• Who, if the warm sun were extinguished, would instantly remember that the moon and stars remain? (5)
• No, she is athirst and drinking up her wonder: Earth to her is young as the slip of the new moon. (10)
• A little wing of vapour flew toward her; it whitened, passed, and the moon was slower than before. (10)
• About an hour after midnight pastoral stillness and the moon begat in the postillion desire for a pipe. (10)
• The moon smiles assentingly, and smokers know that she really lends herself to the enjoyment of tobacco. (10)
• The moon was up, bright and nearly full, and the steel-like shimmer of its light burnished the ebbing water. (8)
• He had listened long in trance, when the Water-Lady hushed, and stretched forth a slender forefinger to the moon. (10)
• And she bent her full moon of a face and went, with her apron crumpled as apron had never been, and tears in her eyes. (8)
• Presently she stood upon a low mound, so that her whole figure was distinct, while the moon made her features visible. (10)
• The moon -rays seemed to break and splinter on the outline of the lion-shape, and left all the mighty mass black below. (9)
• Through this window three rocky peaks are seen by the light of a moon which is slowly whitening the last hues of sunset. (8)
• The young moon outside shone very clearly over Pont-sur-Sambre, and down upon the alehouse where all we pedlars were abed. (2)
• Dearest, the orb that lights us two for a lifetime must be taken all round, and I have been on the wrong side of the moon. (10)
• The furtive light from that creeping moon was getting hold of things down there, stealing in among the boughs of the trees. (8)
• Sudden I saw the heavens flush with a beam, And I ascended soon, And evermore over mankind supreme, Stood silver in the moon. (10)
• She stood better without it, as a bright planet star issuing from clouds, which are perhaps an adornment to our hackneyed moon. (10)
• Bright with maiden splendour shone the moon; and the old rocks, cherished in her beams, put up their horns to blue heaven once more. (10)
• The dog Balthasar, in attendance, lay on the ball as often as he could, and the page-boy fielded, till his face was like the harvest moon. (8)
• Vividly there had come before her the dark Abbey, and the moon balancing over the top of the crumbling wall, and the white owl flying across. (8)
• It was warmer, not so eerie, more comforting outside, where the moon hung golden, three days off full; the freedom of the night was comforting. (8)
• But a blue-hued moon slipped from among the clouds, and hung in the black outstretched fingers of the tree of darkness, fronting troubled waters. (10)

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