Sentence examples for mole is on from inspiring English sources
Life, coming out at the same time, also has Mr. Roosevelt on its cover but here the mole is on the right side of the face.
If the mole is on your face use milder remedies.
Scientists found that the count of moles on the right arm was most predictive of how many moles were on the entire body.
On "AD," one minute a giant mole is stomping on a miniature housing development, the next an innocent young man is stammering about his painful crush, and that might be followed by a litany of accidental sexual innuendoes from a man painted blue.
That mole is rubbed on carrots and is also spread thin and dehydrated to make a kind of chip or tuile.
Few contemporary explorers of the archive will recognize, for instance, that Wanted: Monty Mole is a riff on the U.K. coal miners' strike of 1984 — you play a courageous mole who breaks the picket lines in defiance of his union leader, a character modelled on the real-world National Union of Mineworkers president, Arthur Scargill.
His own superior, Kate Fletcher Gillian Andersonn), appears to be strangely detached about Mac's coup in catching a mole: is something else going on?
The idea is that these photos could be used to help individuals identify whether or not a mole is cancerous by taking a photo on their phone.
Per kilogram mole, χn is on the order of 10−8/T; in solid hydrogen this just exceeds the electronic diamagnetism of 1 K. Curie's law should hold when mB is much smaller than kT, provided that no other forces act on the atomic dipoles.
Her face appears to be disfigured by a mole on her cheek, but as he approaches the counter Jack realizes that the mole is the microphone of her headset.
Aha! Since Mole Poblano is the best-known mole on our side of the border, many Americanos who assume that all mole is the same also assume that that all-purpose mole of their imagination contains ground chocolate! photo by Ralf Peter Reimann COUSCOUS I'll never forget my tiff with a moronic waiter at a trendy restaurant in L.A.--who knew as little about service as he did about food.
