Sentence examples for mole after from inspiring English sources

Jews were admitted as early as 1878, when Headmaster Eupraxia Mole, after receiving a justly famous letter from the Chief Dybbuk of Poland, recommended it.

As Smiley donned them, the thickness of the lenses made him downright scary, whereas when he took them off he was left blinking and exposed could he, we wondered in a burst of heresy, be the mole, after all?

David Ryall's Feste is not so much melancholy as down-in-the-dumps: he wanders on like Mole after a bad day's spring cleaning in The Wind in the Willows.

Jack figures out that Bratt is the mole after giving it a millisecond of serious thought, and Bratt repays this swift mental athleticism by choking an analyst unconscious and making off with the device.

Former American intelligence officials said the loss of some highly sensitive technical intelligence programs raised nagging questions among investigators about whether there was yet another mole after Mr. Ames was arrested.

As Smiley donned them, the thickness of the lenses made him downright scary, whereas when he took them off he was left blinking and exposed — could he, we wondered in a burst of heresy, be the mole, after all?

"One of the issues we've had in a lot of our cricket is that we do well with bat and ball for 35 overs," said Moles after the 105-run loss.

But as an expert, I've learned that consumer finance policy is a lot like whack-a-mole--after years of wrangling, one outrageous fee is banned while a dozen blossom in its place.

Tetlock argues that this could be due to developing some sort of mole sight after having been too long into a specific field of expertise.

Were we really going to do this "mole" thing, after ignoring the issue all season long?

At this point the name was changed to "Mole Cricket", after the name of the plan for a general war since 1973, in order to prepare the force psychologically.