adjective
definition
Lit by moonlight.
Examples of moonlit in a Sentence
He shifted his attention to the window and stared out into the moonlit night.
Curling up on the window seat, she gazed out at the moonlit scene on the valley below.
He was moving quickly, around the building and seeking shelter among the rocks that lined one side of the moonlit beach to separate it from the property of the neighboring set of condos.
He believes that he is once more with Briinnhilde on the Valkyries' mountain height; and the harmonies of her awakening move in untroubled splendour till the light of life fades with the light of day and the slain hero is carried to the Gibichung's hall through the moonlit mists, while the music of love and death tells in terrible triumph more of his story than he ever knew.
The scene for the performance was held in the most beautiful outdoor plaza along the water, under a clear moonlit night.
Visions of romantic music in the background, the perfect setting, a beautiful sunset, and a moonlit kiss to seal the deal dance in their heads.
Even if you're pining for moonlit walks and candlelight dinners, it's time to accept that your relationship has changed.
Moonlit dinner cruises or a black-tie dinner followed by the theater are just some of Gemini's favorite date nights.
On those dark, moonlit evenings when campers are huddled around the a glowing fire, campfire ghost stories can create an atmosphere of unbearable suspense and awesome fright.
Moonlit Tide- A tranquil, soothing, turquoise background is embellished with a shimmering, silver leaf vine print and stripped accents.
In a silent moonlit night she sits on the hills and her eyes gaze across her beloved homeland.
Raising funds with a moonlit walk TWO women from Spennymoor have taken part in a moonlit walk TWO women from Spennymoor have taken part in a moonlit marathon to raise money for breast cancer research.
His beautiful word-pictures made us feel as if we were sitting in the shadow of San Marco, dreaming, or sailing upon the moonlit canal....
Infectious, ridiculously danceable and shot through with sparkling sequins shimmering in the cities ' moonlit glow.
The word was passed along and soon we were all afoot and straggling out into the moonlit courtyard.
Few things are finer in music or literature than the end of the second act of Die Meistersinger, from the point where Sachs's apprentice begins the riot, to the moment when the watchman, frightened at the silence of the moonlit streets so soon after he has heard all that noise, announces eleven o'clock and bids the folk pray for protection against evil spirits, while the orchestra tells us of the dreams of Walther and Eva and ends by putting poetry even into the pedantic ineptitudes of the malicious Beckmesser.