Sentence examples for it's moss from inspiring English sources

Still, even though it's Moss' "favorite" movie she's done, she is looking forward to the day when the female rapport is as jovial onscreen as it was offscreen during the making of "Queen of Earth". .

So maybe in this narrative, it's Moss, not Williams, who has to be the goat.

It's probably seaweed, but maybe it's moss.

Now it's Moss' turn to provide a visual narrative to "Slip".

Nearly every species of plant has a web page based on those who love them, whether it's moss, day lillies, cactus, or wildflowers.

That isn't satire; it's moss-brained sentiment that turns "sensitivity" into a dimly dejected view of life.

and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C .. It's "moss-coveR-S.C .ites versus "wacko bird" firebrands for the soul of the Republican Party.

It is Moss's yearning to be pretty and to lose herself in nature's loveliness that provides the memoir's gloomy charm: "I breathed in the sweet fragrance of mimosa blossoms and kept my head turned away from the faint stink of the outhouse".

It was Moss's first score of the postseason, but it would not be the catch that carried the Patriots into the record books as the second team in the modern era, after the 1972 Miami Dolphins, to get through a season unbeaten.

"It's in disgraceful condition," said Moss, who won the 1955 British Grand Prix in a W196, taking the checkered flag a few feet ahead of Fangio and leaving the Englishman in doubt over the succeeding years as to whether Fangio — who said delphically at the time that it was Moss's race to win, and that he deserved it — had allowed him the victory in front of his home crowd.

But it was Moss, in a moment of unvarnished honesty, who crystallized Cassel's greatest obstacle when he explained their relationship in a conference call.