moonbeam

The moonbeams danced quickly across the body and then were still.

The moonbeams did not reach down here, but I could just see my way about without using the flashlight.

"No, the one whose hair is like sunshine and moonbeams?"

Nevertheless, as the moonbeams caught me, I felt a strong urge.

"A mother's got to believe her own daughter, even if everybody else knows she's spinning moonbeams."

Only the moonbeams through the windows lent a touch of life to the great room.

The first complaint against Moonbeams concerned the performance of its trading company.

By 1999, Moonbeams had given some 300 children holidays, days out, or a chance to meet a celebrity.

No light came into the room except for the moonbeams streaming through the broken window.

Through the glow of candlelight and moonbeams, they gave to each other.

It was a thing of colored smoke bound together by moonbeams.

White moonbeams shining through the clouds emerged blue, and sometimes green.

It was a pale lavender blue, the color of moonbeams in a forest.

A woman whose hair glimmered even now like sunshine and moonbeams.

They set to work with all their might, and by dawn next day, the dress of moonbeams was laid across her bed.

"Would you like to swing on a star/ Carry moonbeams home in a jar?"

But the master bedroom faced the sea, its window open to the moonbeams.

Moonbeams was the highest selling album in the label's history.

"One night when all the rest of you were asleep but Scraps, and she had gone chasing moonbeams."

She swayed as though caught by the flicker of the moonbeams.

The moonbeams fell on it, and the lid burst open with a tremendous sound.

Light slanted down from the ceiling like moonbeams through fog.

The moonbeams from the window lay across the keys.

It was warm and on the terraces the white shoulders of women turned back the moonbeams.

The moonbeams seemed to quiver as they went by me into the mass of gloom beyond.