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by the light of the moon - translation to russian
by the light of the moon
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
By the light of the moon; By the Light of the Moon (disambiguation)
при свете луны
the man in the moon
1991 FILM BY ROBERT MULLIGAN
The Man in the Moon (film); The man in the moon
см. moon
the man in the moon
1991 FILM BY ROBERT MULLIGAN
The Man in the Moon (film); The man in the moon
лунный лик; вымышленное лицо; не от мира сего
Definition
Эдуард Исповедник
(Edward the Confessor)
(ок. 1003, Айслип, Оксфордшир,-5.1.1066, Лондон), англосаксонский король с 1042. Был избран на престол на совете знати, стремившейся восстановить в его лице древнюю англосаксонскую династию и ликвидировать датское господство в стране. Э. И., долго живший на континенте, прибыл в Англию в сопровождении многочисленной свиты нормандских феодалов, которые вскоре заняли ключевые позиции при дворе. Недовольство засильем нормандцев вылилось в 1051 в восстание, которое возглавил тесть Э. И. Годвин Уэссексский; восставшие добились изгнания нормандцев из Англии. Управление государством фактически перешло к Годвину (ум. 1053) и его сыну Гарольду, которому Э. И. завещал престол.
Wikipedia
By the Light of the Moon
By the Light of the Moon may refer to:
Examples of use of by the light of the moon
1. By the light of the moon he sees pairs of lovers embracing in the grass.
2. By the light of the moon, his entourage speeds through downtown.
3. Dr Dixon is a marine biologist whose aquatic species, like romantic humans and the owl and the pussycat, are traditionally inspired to passion by the light of the moon.
4. Driskill says the District and Baltimore are prime destinations for the untaxed and unlicensed liquor, named after 18th–century bootleggers who smuggled brandy off the British coast by the light of the moon.
5. His only explanation for badgers behaviour is that in times past such languid lovemakers would have been prey to wolves, lynx or bears had they copulated by the light of the moon.
