Sentence examples for mississippi going from inspiring English sources

"I think my friends were all like, 'What's this gay wedding in Mississippi going to be like?'" Notaro says.

This wasn't quite Ed Orgeron and Mississippi going for it on fourth down near midfield in the 2007 Egg Bowl, a move that backfired terribly: Mississippi State got the stop and then scored the game-winning points.

Mississippi went even further in this year's laissez-faire gun derby by enacting a law allowing adults to flaunt their weapons unconcealed in public without the need for a permit.

In what I suppose was a reflection of my confidence that Mississippi was going to handle things in a Citizens Council rather than a Klan manner, I fell asleep.

She was misquoted; it came out as "Mississippi is going to pay for this".

This rivalry, along with the Egg Bowl (Mississippi and Mississippi State, currently going the Bulldogs' way), means everything inside the state.

Where Mississippi has gone, other states will likely follow.

"Mississippi has gone backward in the last four years," Mr. Barbour proclaimed at the outset.

The Mississippi meetings went well, but downed trees and detours made it difficult to get back to the airport.

Why do wind-damaged Mississippi homes go unrepaired while wind-damaged Louisiana homes qualify for federal aid?

MISSISSIPPI ST. 58, MISSISSIPPI 57: Derrick Zimmerman went end to end for a layup with 1.7 seconds left to complete a wild final minute and give No. 21 Mississippi State a victory over host Mississippi.