Meanings of obscured the moon in English

The clouds obscured the moon and put an end to further observation.

And it stretched and lengthened till it obscured the moon.

Heavy, marching clouds obscured the moon, reducing the woods to a muddle of grey shadows.

The clouds obscured the moon, though there was a faint umber glow reflected in the distant waves.

A passing cloud had obscured the moon.

Also just at that time a thick rain-cloud quite obscured the moon, so that the darkness grew dense.

There had been no light all day, clouds obscured the moon, we had not seen her since yesterday.

This wall partially obscured the moon.

A mist set in from the sea, but though it obscured the moon it brought no sign of rain.

It was silent up here in the starlight; a calm, windless night-cloudless ,savefor a gray bank which obscured the moon.

Just as I caught sight of this, however, the drifting clouds obscured the moon, and I passed up the path in darkness.

The time seemed interminable as we swept on our way, now in almost complete darkness, for the rolling clouds obscured the moon.

Leaning at the open window, looking at the heavy clouds which presently obscured the moon, she passed a night of restless anxiety.

He stretched out his arms and dragged it from the water, and the clouds, closing in again, obscured the moon, leaving all in darkness.

Clouds gathered fast and a heavy mist partly obscured the moon, which wore a large circle, called by the sailors a "weather band."

Wheels of light rolled across the darkness over the trailer court, and streaks of yellow fire zigzagged upward into the haze that obscured the moon.