Use of the word moonrise in a sentence example

moonrise

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Poets describe the moonrise as a romantic and sensous phenomenon of nature. [Please select]

It was late, for Kane had slept the early part of the night, waiting for moonrise before starting on his expedition. [Please select]

Maung Yet resolved to do so; they would start at moonrise. [Please select]

In the east, toward Cambridge and beyond Boston, the sky was bright with the simulation of the dawn that precedes the moonrise. [Please select]

Sunset, moonrise, flood-tide, and twilight together weaving the spell of the night over the wide waking marsh. [Please select]

In the east, above the maple woods, was a silvery sheen that hinted the moonrise. [Please select]

Away to the east a shimmering silveryness beneath a palace of aerial cloud foretokened moonrise. [Please select]

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