Sentence examples for At mots from inspiring English sources
Whether either winner really needs the dictionary, for all their officially francophone places of residence, Johnson must doubt; perhaps next year he should try his hand at mots croisés, and expect winners from Peterborough and Peoria.In this section Steppe dancing The bare essentials Crossword prize-winners A maid for all reasons Metre reading Reprints.
'Journeys With George Thee president-to-be came up with the title of Alexandra Pelosi's documentary about George W. Bush's 2000 campaign, much of it shot in the Bush plane as he moves up and down the aisle gamely trying his hand at bons mots and dispensing down-home naturalness.
Among the best-known examples in recent years have been Jim Barksdale, who had successful stints with FedEx and AT&T Wireless before becoming CEO of then-fledgling Netscape Communications, and Tim Koogle, who cut his teeth at Motorola mot before joining Yahoo! yhoo.
Violet walks toward the door, then pauses to aim one of her perfectly timed bon mots at Corset.
But it should now look at tightening up MOTs and outlawing the removal of pollution filters altogether".
Ellen Shanman and Ilka Saddler Pinheiro offer good performances, firing their bons mots at the rapid-fire pace of net volleys in a tennis match.
He's certainly someone who can smelt a weird-looking axe, charmingly spit bon mots at hellions and get a cheer when he snorts an enormous amount of cocaine off a glass shard.
The two, previously married and clearly meant for each other, meet on their respective second honeymoons and proceed to throw dishes and bons mots at each other for two hours.
Ms. Wasser has a few bons mots at the ready.
But it has to be bad when editors see the misnomer "self-manufacture" bobbing up in the article -- it's in the title too -- and subsequently being proven wrong time and again, as Fox glibly notes who provided the timing for her to say certain bon mots at points in her tiny career.
Those tart bon mots came at an NBC news conference Wednesday to discuss a makeover of Olympic television.
