Th' mooin wor as breet varry near as a sun, an' th' gas lamps lukt to burn wi a yallo blaze at shed noa leet.
Then Lox saw his way, and replied that he could indeed, but that it would be a long and agonizing process; Mooin might die of it.
But nah the mooin began to shine As breet as it cud be; An dahn the vale ov t’Aire I luk’d, Where I cud plainly see.
He rambled round and round, and t' mooin went down.
If yo want to mak love, yo can mak that when th' mooin shines, but it will'nt do for hay.
All wor varry quiet for a long time an when th' mooin peept aght an sent a mild soft leet into that same porch, it showed a couple sittin varry cloise together.
Then wed they wor an off they went To start ther life ov sweet content; An Sally ax'd him whear he meant Ther honey-mooin to spend at?
But there was sickness in the mountains and Waba-mooin said that it also was my fault.
But I thought it was because so many people came to my house with their sick, because of my Medicine bundle, and Waba-mooin missed their gifts.
The moment Waba-mooin saw her he turned black as a thunderhead.
No more stones struck me; the arrow of Waba-mooin went past me and stuck in an oak.
My father was Shaman before him, a much greater Shaman than Waba-mooin will ever be.
And as for me, I was young enough to want Waba-mooin to see that I was also a Shaman.
But afterward there was a sickness in the village, and Waba-mooin said it was because the powerful Medicine bundle was left in the hands of an ignorant girl.
As much as a merry word had passed between them, for a year of Back o’ th’ Mooin had set the parson longing for the conversation of his own kind; and then his brow had become clouded again.
The men of Horwick and Wadsworth and Back o’ th’ Mooin pressed about him and looked down on him without lifting a hand to help.
After that, not the clogger’s shop only, but half Horwick and all Back o’ th’ Mooin were abuzz with the news.
The bell in the squat belfry at Wadsworth began to ring at eight o’clock in the morning, and up the Shelf from Horwick and down the Scout from Back o’ th’ Mooin hundreds of people poured.
Obediently as children, docile and uncomprehending as children, Back o’ th’ Mooin knelt for the prayer.
Such parts of Back o’ th’ Mooin as had been heather were a sad sight for long enough to come.
Eh, but Back o’ th’ Mooin did not know its own fame!
Back o’ th’ Mooin itself still remained impregnable, but the two men in York could be reckoned as dead as the roasted carcases.
Not very many from Back o’ th’ Mooin went to church, but for four days not a hand had been lifted to open up the coal-workings, nor to forward the labour at the furnaces.
But a good deal of heather has grown on the hills since then, and Back o’ th’ Mooin is not very different to look at.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mooin" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
