How To Use Moon on In A Sentence
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Symbols of nationhood include the national flag, a full golden moon on a blue background, and the national anthem.
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Your planetary ruler, Saturn, squares the Virgo Moon on Thursday.
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Maybe an African watch should do away with confusing numerals and simply have just a sun and a moon on its face.
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The first robot in space was a motor-driven mechanical arm equipped with a scoop on the Surveyor 3, which landed on the Moon on April 20, 1967.
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I believe Bloch also orchestrated it, and it shows up once in a blue moon on concert programs.
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I held it up above my head and saw the reflection of the moon on the shining metal, the gleam from the moon rays ricocheted off the silver and lit up my room.
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For instance he learned the effect of the moon on the tides.
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The mosque was tall and wide, painted green and white with a crescent moon on top.
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Myths about the disturbing effects of the full moon on behaviour abound but evidence for any biological foundation has remained elusive.
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The mosque was tall and wide, painted green and white with a crescent moon on top.
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And thus did the Ephesians play the 'March of the Goddess Hecate,' and the sound of the queenly tread of the Infernal Goddess seemed to follow the ranks of her devotees, ranks of priests and priestesses dressed in black raiment bestud with stars of gold, a crescent moon on every brow.
Saronia A Romance of Ancient Ephesus
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In Yorkeshire, etc., northwards, some country woemen do-e worship the New Moon on their bare knees, kneeling upon an earthfast stone.
Moon Lore
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After the service, blessing and reception the royal couple have spent this week on honeymoon on the Balmoral estate in Scotland.
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The ancient name of the city, Ashtaroth-Karnaim, already referred to, seems to indicate a horned Astarte, that is an image with a crescent moon on her head like the Egyptian
Moon Lore
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The mosque was tall and wide, painted green and white with a crescent moon on top.
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I suppose, is in the neoteric fashion of spending a honeymoon on a railway: apt image, exposition and perpetuation of the state of mania conducting to the institution!
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
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The full moon on 16 May will be eclipsed as it passes through the Earth's shadow, but it won't be completely dark.
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Myths about the disturbing effects of the full moon on behaviour abound but evidence for any biological foundation has remained elusive.
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Carter has promised the pigmies that he will move the moon onto the Earth's surface and allow them to plunder its wealth.
"Once in a Blue Moon" by Harl Vincent, part 5
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On earth, his memorials are few, but it is fitting that on a journey to the moon one of the features you’ll find is a crater named in his honor, the lunar feature called Oresme.
Euclid’s Window
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The Moon on April 24th will glide through Earth's penumbra, producing what astronomers call a ‘penumbral lunar eclipse.’
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Daura, my daughter, thou wert fair, fair as the moon on Fura, white as the driven snow, sweet as the breathing gale.
The Editor to the Reader
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Fading from mag -2.6 to -2.4 and shrinking in diameter from 43 to 39 arcsec during the month, it is conspicuous near the Moon on the 2nd and again on the 30th.
Starwatch: The January night sky
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Long before I wrote stories, I listened for stories. ------Eudora Welty, Moon on a Silver Spoon.
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Look for its reddish light in line with Castor and Pollux on the 16th, above-left of the waning Moon on the 23rd and with binoculars only 0.7° above-right of the Praesepe star cluster on the 30th.
Starwatch: the September night sky
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The group of laughing, hungry people heaped their plates with the offerings and enjoyed their celebration, as Venus with her attendant stars, and Moon on the wane joined the party.
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Catch it 6° below-left of the earthlit crescent Moon on the 26th when its gibbous disc is 15 arcsec across.
Starwatch: The January night sky
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Catch it 6° below-left of the earthlit crescent Moon on the 26th when its gibbous disc is 15 arcsec across.
Starwatch: The January night sky
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The sun set in a glory, and twilight arrived with gracefully gleaming stars, and a full golden moon on the horizon.
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The Sun, Earth and Moon were in alignment, which increased the gravitational pull of the Sun and Moon on the Earth.
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Your planetary ruler, Saturn, squares the Virgo Moon on Thursday.
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Presently she anounced the glad tidings to her husband and led her usual life until her nine months of pregnancy were completed and she bare a male child whose face was as the rondure of the moon on its fourteenth night.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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The Moon on the cusp of the 5th house relates to the mother's concern for her daughter and acts as a general co-significator.
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One part of the exercise involved night skiing across the Snowy River illuminated by half-moon on a cold, clear night.
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Jupiter's disc is 47 arcsec wide when the planet lies alongside the Moon on the night of the 16th.
Starwatch: the September night sky
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A Soyuz, with a logistics module attached, rounds the Moon on a circumlunar mission.
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The moon would be full tonight – a perfect time to perform the Grace of the Foolish, under the harvest moon on a warm summer’s night, when all the land lay in drowsy happiness.
The Grace of the Foolish « A Fly in Amber
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The force exerted by the Moon on the Earth is having a similar effect on the Earth's rotation.
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How the blood gathers under the moon one giant leap andhe doesn't know she eats her own nails, half moons.
The Blue Pear
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Myths about the disturbing effects of the full moon on behaviour abound but evidence for any biological foundation has remained elusive.
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