Kollokation
In the sky above each figure is a separate crescent moon.
On our last night a new crescent moon arose above the town.
See when the next new crescent moon is visible for any location.
Another story, as told by an Elder, is that one day the crescent moon and the evening star passed very close to each other.
A slender new crescent moon lay on its back high in the clear night sky.
The film ends when the camera then views the street and the sky, where a crescent moon can still be seen.
His symbol is a skull on a red crescent moon.
On a night such as this one, they would make a joint wish upon the shy crescent moon.
A halo around the fat crescent moon said there would be more rain before long.
Beneath these again were two trees, each bearing crescent moons.
North of the village, neatly stenciled letters have declared a roadside outhouse, complete with crescent moon, to be "Hillary's Up State Headquarters."
Above, the two crescent moons were aligned as though some watcher in the skies stared down malevolently.
He must have cut a gallant figure in the tourney, him in his bright new armor, with those crescent moons on his cloak.
The white cello is known as "Mikazuki-san", which means "crescent moon" and this is the cello she normally uses during live performances.
Why do outhouse doors have crescent moons on them?
Some of the dreamers kept falling asleep, but they eventually managed to inflate three crescent moons which were lifted from the ground and suspended, forming the Agitos.
She knew they were referring to pimples, not crescent moons, but maybe this was just another kind of pimple.
"A crescent moon," he translated with a shrug.
"A crescent moon," he answered, stepping briskly down onto the pavement.
The 'crescent moon' remained in B and in the first typescript, where it was changed to 'the round moon'.
Wörterbuch für Astronomie