Sentences with phrase «moonlighting activities»

We are now trying to understand why they engage in this moonlighting activity,» Professor Hentze said.

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The team speculate that the increase in activity could mean the petrels are foraging for prey that is easier to see and more active itself in the moonlight.

i like music, fun activities, hiking, the beach, sunlight, moonlight, sun shadows, moon shadows, starlight, the ocean, exercise / working out, traveling, reading, learning, exploring and enjoying life:)

I am a very understanding and trustworthy gentleman searching for a lady of my dreams I love out door activities riding number one on my fat boy walking swimming and moonlight picnics and maybe a skinny dip in the moon light would be exiting I am just a good mannered person

If your cat's a night owl whose moonlight meowing interferes with your beauty rest, try increasing her activity with some pre-bed playtime to tucker her out.

The night setting mimics natural moonlight, allowing owners to observe their pet's nocturnal activities.

The St. Regis Princeville Resort in Kauai has announced a range of activities and programming for guests during the holiday season, from a sunset photo ambassador tasked with taking that perfect Instagram shot to private moonlight dinners.

There are also lots of mindfulness activities available too, such as yoga classes and moonlight meditation sessions.

Many resort hotels have evening activities that could include moonlight horseback rides, theme parties, stargazing with an astronomer, wine tasting, films, or Hawaiian storytelling.

It seems to include even the insignificant amounts of energy [measuring less than moonlight quantities] and at this scale there is probably a fair amount fluctuation - depending solar activity [which very violent and changing constantly] but other that, it seems to include all the spectrum.