half-moon

Elsewhere a half-moon of yellow sand received the ripples with a kiss, suggestive of utter conquest and the end of strife.

The Turkish cavalry formed a half-moon with the horns turned outwards.

The stars shone cold and bright, while a half-moon bathed the whole scene in a soft, uncertain light.

The half-moon brightened upon him sitting moveless beside the stone figure.

With us it means a half-moon table, curtained down, and ruffled over with spotted muslin, and set under a looking-glass.

One evening, I walked in the garden, and the half-moon seemed to follow me.

You would, then, rather serve under the Half-Moon than under the Cross?

You may meet the real thing out here, warned Ned, turning back to look over the plateau, now shining in the light of a half-moon.

The suprarenal capsules are little bodies of half-moon shape which lie above the kidneys.

A half-moon was growing silvery when John said good-by at the gate of the campus.