Sentence for moonlight | Use moonlight in a sentence

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• Prank of the moonlight! (8)
• Was it moonlight? (8)
• The moonlight had passed on. (8)
• Bright moonlight comes flooding in. (8)
• Only it would have to be moonlight. (8)
• She held up her blossom in the moonlight. (8)
• She flew downstairs, and out into the moonlight. (8)
• And the moonlight flooded his dark skiff drifting down. (8)
• He went on upstairs, followed by his moonlight bulldog. (8)
• She stopped just where that moonlight fell, and tapped. (8)
• With your guitar under the windows, of moonlight nights! (10)
• The curtains were not drawn, and bright moonlight was coming in. (8)
• Round to the front of the house at a trot, he stood in moonlight. (10)
• The moonlight fell on it, and on the full, white curve of her neck. (8)
• And still on and on in the moonlight that haunted through the willows. (8)
• Moonlight was frosting the dew, and an old sundial threw a long shadow. (8)
• Boleskey, flogging his dejected steed, cantered forward in the moonlight. (8)
• The brook rolled beside him fresh as an infant, toying with the moonlight. (10)
• Moonlight is friendless to eyes that would make sure of a face long unseen. (10)
• But it does not signify, the nights are moonlight, and we shall do delightfully. (4)
• He saw the moonlight gilding the coffin, but no longer the coffin that it gilded. (1)
• Herd was standing there in the bright moonlight, bareheaded, with roughened hair. (8)
• The curtains were drawn, but a chink of moonlight peering through fell on the bed. (8)
• The moonlight etched out the shape of her head, painted her hair with pallid gold. (8)
• And the moonlight effaced the ripples on the water that had stolen away her spirit. (8)
• Freed of each other at last, he stood for a moment looking at her by the moonlight. (8)
• He shakes himself, pinches his leg, stares heavily round into the moonlight, rises. (8)
• Let us have starlight, moonlight, sunlight, and the light of our own self-respects. (8)
• Their way was down a green lane and across long meadow-paths dim in the moonlight. (10)
• The moonlight, gaining pale mastery over the flickering lamp, filled the whole room. (8)
• There is heard but the night-jar spinning on the pine-branch, circled by moonlight. (10)
• He crossed to the other side of the street, and Farina followed out of the moonlight. (10)
• The moonlight flooding down between the tall houses gave her a peculiar heady feeling. (8)
• The next morning the illusion that had wrapt the whole earth was gone with the moonlight. (9)
• The moonlight shone on her figure, and the Indians, seeing her, burst into fearful war-yells. (19)
• Then, stumbling, and swaying like a man in drink, he made his way out again into the moonlight. (8)
• The stars were bright as steel, and by the side of the road a reedy lake showed in the moonlight. (8)
• Then they stepped into the moonlight again, and heard only the solemn organ stops of the cataract. (9)
• An owl flew, queeking, queeking; a bat flitted by; the moonlight brightened and broadened on the water. (8)
• In the corridor upstairs, flooded with moonlight from a window at the end, Hilary stood listening again. (8)
• As Captain Risk expected, however, at midnight he could see six boat-loads approaching in the moonlight. (18)
• The second thing he noticed was his moonlight bulldog, who stood on the doorstep eyeing a tiny sandy cat. (8)
• The rusted metallic plate, with an inscription illegible in the moonlight, looked him steadily in the eye. (1)
• They all fly to the big doors, and vanish into the moonlight, pulling the door nearly to again after them.] (8)
• They had come to the bank of the river, whose current quivered at that point in a scaly ripple in the moonlight. (9)
• There was nothing in that corner but moonlight; the scent she had perceived was merely that of the trees drifting in. (8)
• So it was with Hilary in that special web wherein his spirit struggled, sunrise unto sunset, and by moonlight afterward. (8)
• Then they went into the drawing-room, not lighting up, that they might tell when the moonlight was strong enough outside. (8)
• How long in the summer night, with its moonlight and its shadows quivering round them, and the night wind talking in the reeds! (8)
• The verandah kept the moonlight out; and at first he could see nothing but the outlines of furniture blacker than the darkness. (8)
• If only she could summon him from the moonlight out there; if only she were a witch-could see him, know where he was, what doing! (8)
• Where these intersected at the widest part there was a corroded metallic plate that reflected the moonlight with a dismal lustre. (1)
• Her visage had the lustrous white of moonlight, and all her shape undulated in a dress of flashing silver-white, wonderful to see. (10)
• The violet-grey spirit with the dark eyes and the crown of amber hair, who walks the dawn and the moonlight, and at blue-bell time? (8)
• He assigned no peculiar virtue to the moonlight, and he had no new charge to give her concerning his patient when they were embarked. (9)
• On the dark unstirring trees innumerable flowers and buds all soft and blurred were being bewitched to life by the creeping moonlight. (8)
• Holy to them grew the stillness: the ripple suffused in golden moonlight: the dark edges of the leaves against superlative brightness. (10)
• She has remained with him a vision of angelic loveliness, as he had seen her last in the moonlight, on the banks of a mountain torrent. (9)
• She raised her eyes to him; she could not check their filling; they were like a river carrying moonlight on the smooth roll of a fall. (10)
• The shore was one of sand and shells, their wet cheeks sparkling in the moonlight; over it hung a promontory, a huge jut of black rock. (10)
• His eyes caught movement down there beyond the lawn, under the trellis of rambler roses and young acacia-trees, where the moonlight fell. (8)
• He saw her lying dead, saw himself climbing down in the moonlight and raising her still-living, but half-frozen, form from some perilous ledge. (8)
• There, joined to the trunk, Summerhay was standing, his face just visible against the stem, the moonlight on one cheek, a hand shading his eyes. (8)
• He stands looking at her leaning against the plush-covered table, her head down, a dark figure in a dark room, with the moonlight sharpening her outline. (8)
• They leaned over the track and looked up at the next station, where the train, just starting, throbbed out the flame-shot steam into the white moonlight. (9)
• When the Luganese returned he thrust the card into his hand, and walked out between the tall poplars, waiting, like ragged ghosts, silver with moonlight. (8)
• The cries come nearer, hoarser, more shrill and clamorous; the empty moonlight outside seems suddenly crowded with figures, footsteps, voices, and a fierce distant cheering. (8)

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