Sentence examples for mohawk of from inspiring English sources

He took a swig of kerosene, tossed back his Mohawk of dreadlocks, and spat out a fireball.

That explains the flame-flicked burnt sienna tiger-stripes, shading out into deep, vivid violet lapels decked out with a top center Mohawk of feathery gold – landing strips for buzzing suitors.

She urged the audience to fight racism and poverty, and to work for education, international solidarity, justice for immigrants and refugees, and solidarity with Palestine and with the Mohawk of Tyendinaga and the Algonquin of Barriere Lake, on whose behalf the fund-raiser that night was being held.

Not only have Billy's airbrushed teal areas turned a darker shade of blue, but his dorsal fin is a rainbow mohawk of orange, yellow, and blue.

When he first came to us four years ago, Lindiddy had fluffy fur and a mohawk of green on top of his head.

Why can't they respect Marvin and embrace my children?" Jeremiah Johnson, a Mohawk of Kahnawake who firmly defends the membership law, was present for the march on Saturday.

In a brightly lighted room, hair stylist, Sienree Du (Ri to her friends) tries to build a fake mohawk out of a model's long, brown waist-length mane.

The casino would be built on land held in the name of the Mohawks of the Akwesasne reservation in northern New York.

The bridge played an important role during the so-called Oka Crisis in 1990 when it was blockaded by Mohawks from the reserve in support of the Mohawks of the nearby Kanesatake Reserve, who were seeking to prevent the expansion of a golf course and construction of condominiums at Oka on a Mohawk burial ground.

The Mohawks of the Kahnawake (ga-nuh-WAH-gay) have never contributed more than 10percentt of the work force here, and aside from a short-lived midcentury settlement in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn (described in "The Mohawks in High Steel," a 1949 Joseph Mitchell article for The New Yorker), they have usually chosen to boom out rather than settle here.

In the wake of Loretta Saunders' tragic death, the Mohawks of Tyendinaga led by activist Shawn Brant staged a peaceful direct action demanding a federal inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women.