Examples of 'moon pulls' in a sentence
Meaning of "moon pulls"
moon pulls: This phrase often refers to the gravitational force exerted by the moon, affecting tides and sometimes used metaphorically to describe a strong influence or attraction
How to use "moon pulls" in a sentence
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moon pulls
Where the moon pulls the water.
The moon pulls on the sea to create tides.
You pull me like the moon pulls on the tide.
The moon pulls tides on earth.
You mean like how the moon pulls the tides?
The moon pulls things towards itself too.
But I have heard that the moon pulls the water onto the shore.
The moon pulls up lots of juice in the stems so they are quite stiff.
But I have heard that the moon pulls the water onto the shore { \ blur3.
The Moon pulls on the water as well as the Earth.
But I have heard - Neither have I, - No. that the moon pulls the water onto the shore.
The Moon pulls on the ocean all the time.
And the moon pulls water.
Full moon pulls on your head, makes you lighter on your feet.
Now with this Full Moon pulls on out emotional heart strings.
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The moon pulls us closer, and the stars sparkle … as though we were insignificant.
The waxing moon pulls strong on me tonight.
The Moon pulls back on the Earth, and the Earth pull back on the Sun.
This Black Moon pulls in additional energy.
The moon pulls the sea so wide! Hay on the sand after a hp.
Tides occur because the moon pulls ocean water ( and the Earth ) toward it.
The moon pulls the sea so wide! I lay on the sand after a dip.
The tide! The moon pulls the sea so wide!
The moon pulls the sea so wide!
And the moon pulls the sea closer….
And the moon pulls the sea closer… Be calm, dear.
Now, when the Moon pulls back on this tidal bulge … that slows the Earth down.
