Sentence examples for In momma from inspiring English sources

In "Momma's Man," Mr. Jacobs honors both.

In "Momma Welfare Roll", Angelou speaks about the courage of a mother who goes on welfare, and acknowledges the demeaning turmoil she experiences when accepting government assistance.

Early in "Momma," Siobhan Fallon's one-woman show at the Atlantic Theater Company, there's a moment of trepidation for the audience.

But the show's co-creators also come up with an unforgettable protagonist in Momma Rose herself: "a showbiz Oedipus", as Sondheim called her, wrapped in self-delusion but also periodically engaging in her determination to take on the industry's titans in order to promote her children.

A denial of our brand new day is reflected even more egregiously in "Momma's Boys" (Mondays on NBC), which arrived amid controversy last week when the show turned out to be "The Bachelor" with race baiting.

Sal the confessional troubadour materializes in "Momma Called," "A Girl Like You," and "Wild One" a trio of shoegazing offerings which could have wooed Carly Simon from Cat Stevens all those years ago.

She goes from straight-laced parole officer to Thelma/Louise in momma-bear mode while simultaneously revisiting her old, complicated friendship with Fontayne.

Consider this: Hollywood, which is always rediscovering the obvious, is shocked that female moviegoers prefer Russell Crowe in "Gladiator" and Martin Lawrence in "Big Momma's House" to chick flicks like the Natalie Portmovieshley Judd movie "Where the Heart Is" or Kim Basinger's "I Dreamed of Africa".

The latter role overlaps with that other classic drag persona, the battle-axe, as modelled by performers ranging from Alec Guinness in Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) to Martin Lawrence in Big Momma's House (2000) and Tyler Perry's Madea character.

Even with all that had gone wrong in Fort Lauderdale, Momma had remembered to bring Lisette a gift.

Then, in Big Momma's House 2, he dons the same disguise – albeit with much less coercion – to act as a nanny in the house of a man thought to be a dangerous hacker.