How To Use Blue moon In A Sentence
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My sister lives in Alaska, so I only see her once in a blue moon.
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You may use it once in a blue moon.
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On one of them was Blue Mooney, his pale blond hair blown against his cheek as he skidded around the corner.
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Decent leg spinners do not come around often; leg spinners who can bat appear once in a blue moon.
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It only happens like this once in a blue moon.
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On one of them was Blue Mooney, his pale blond hair blown against his cheek as he skidded around the corner.
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That kind of chance comes once in a blue moon.
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Eventually I got up and put more wood in the stove, noting an almost eerie blue moonlight outside.
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I settle on my light blue moon pajama pants and a simple thin white cami.
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I opened my eyes to a net of pale blue moonlight and shadows thrown across whitewashed walls and ceiling decorated with geometric bas-reliefs in cracked and stained plaster.
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The origin of the term is actual blue moons, seen under certain meteorological conditions that can also turn the Sun blue.
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The scientists started out by imagining two Earth-like planets — “Aurelia” and “Blue Moon” — with some key differences in atmospheric density, orbit, etc.
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You could forgive him for a snit here, a tantrum there, an errant expletive in front of an impressionable young fan once in a blue moon.
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The most recent observation of a blue moon was in Edinburgh in 1950.
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That kind of chance comes once in a blue moon.
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Once in a blue moon, a show comes along that redefines visual storytelling for a generation.
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The first song, "Blue Moon", didn't go too badly except that everyone talked throughout.
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The first song, "Blue Moon", didn't go too badly except that everyone talked throughout.
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Blue Mooney squatted next to a pink-and-white Pontiac as he stabbed the ice pick into the fourth tire.
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Midway in the story the head lama of the Shangri-La "lamasery" tells Conway the story of a Capuchin monk who, traveling from Peking south-west by Lanchow and the Kokonor for some months, accidentally stumbles onto the valley of the Blue Moon where Shangri-La is located.
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The second full Moon in a calendar month is sometimes called a blue moon.
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On one of them was Blue Mooney, his pale blond hair blown against his cheek as he skidded around the corner.
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There are lava lamps lava-ing by the poolside bar, curvaceous white sunloungers glimmering by the sparkling pool, and slender palm trees nodding gently to the strains of ‘Blue Moon’.
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DEAR BLUE MOON: You don't say if you have discussed marriage, but if your boyfriend wants to live together and fold his young son into the household, then it would be best for the child if you two cohabited as a married, permanent couple.
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Rather, the term blue moon refers to the second full moon in a calendar month, which occurred on Saturday.
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There are lava lamps lava-ing by the poolside bar, curvaceous white sunloungers glimmering by the sparkling pool, and slender palm trees nodding gently to the strains of ‘Blue Moon’.
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The story is just a blue moon.
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That kind of chance comes once in a blue moon.
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I see her once in a blue moon.
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I believe Bloch also orchestrated it, and it shows up once in a blue moon on concert programs.
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In their Blue Moon installation at the World Financial Center, Oldland & Auinger collected urban noises and retuned them into a ‘symphony’ that changed with the phases of the moon and tides.
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You talk about once in a blue moon.
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I see her once in a blue moon.
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something that happens once in blue moon almost never happens
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A blue moon is the second full moon in a calendar month.
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Much to his surprise, Sherry was leaning against the metal railings, gazing out at the giant red moon as it eclipsed a smaller blue moon.
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In the Dutch city of Groningen the firm created the Blue Moon aparthotel.
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I haven't seen you in a blue moon.
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The story is just a blue moon.
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The story is just a blue moon.
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High in the sky, Sirius B was a painfully bright pinpoint casting vivid blue moonlight on a ragged lunar landscape.
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It only happens to me once in a blue moon that I can make no forward progress.
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Midway in the story the head lama of the Shangri-La "lamasery" tells Conway the story of a Capuchin monk who, traveling from Peking south-west by Lanchow and the Kokonor for some months, accidentally stumbles onto the valley of the Blue Moon where Shangri-La is located.
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And Eleanor was damn lucky to have him as an escort once in a blue moon.
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I haven't seen you in a blue moon.
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Blue Moons, Harvest Moons, halos, waxing, waning and lunacy - where do Moon superstitions come from and how many of them have a basis in fact?
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Every once in a blue moon, something will come along that is so immediately affecting and amazing that our usual sarcasm-laced tone just seems petty and small-minded.
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Are you coming to the blue moon?" called the fay, and his voice whistled and shrewed to them like the voice of a wind.
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That kind of chance comes once in a blue moon.
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You talk about once in a blue moon.
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By living a blue moon with the Indians, he was assimilated to them in his thinking and actions.
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The only time I ran into trouble substituting regular cornmeal for masa is when I made a cornmeal pancake which I do once in a blue moon.
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The first song, "Blue Moon", didn't go too badly except that everyone talked throughout.
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The first song, "Blue Moon", didn't go too badly except that everyone talked throughout.
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When they rode into Blue Moon, the street was bulging with carriages and buckboards and the high-boxed, heavy-wheeled grain wagons.
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