The moon was waxing, and in the early night hours a grey cold light lay on the land.

The moon was waxing, a few days short of full, and its light on the snow brightened the scene considerably.

Something of daylight still lingered, and the moon was waxing bright: I could see him plainly.

The moon was waxing toward full, but the clouds were thick and shadowed its light.

They asked leave of the Greek king to stay there while the moon waxed and waned.

So three moons waxed and waned, bringing little change.

After another moon had waxed and waned, Leigh returned.

It was only after the moon had waxed and waned twice that they reached the river.

He sees her three nights in a row, as the moon is waxing to full, and falls in love.

The moon was waxing now as if days had passed during the time we hid in the tree.