Sentence examples for moo from inspiring English sources

"Ma'am," said Sir Denis, "has it occurred to you to keep your mouth shut?" He liked his food well cooked and would poke a rare steak with his fork and mutter "moo" before ordering the waiter to take it away.

The state-run oil monopoly is the sort of sacred cow that could emit a deafening, destabilising moo if Mr Peña tried to tether it.

And unemployment, inequality and even envy (of the unbottled sort) are all higher than the norm.In this section Budget surfeiting Bad days for piggybanks Near the buffers In Houdini's footsteps Witnesses to a death A contented moo The sewage war New York's splintering left ReprintsFertile ground, you might think.

But by midweek Mr Clinton showed no signs of heeding this advice, apparently determined to cling to his denials and escape anyway.In this section Budget surfeiting Bad days for piggybanks Near the buffers In Houdini's footsteps Witnesses to a death A contented moo The sewage war New York's splintering left ReprintsDenial has worked until now; but it is coming to seem reckless.

NOT with a bang, but a moo, the last ever Royal Show closed on July 10th, ending a 170-year run.

Legend says the pool below Moaula contains a moo, a giant lizardlike creature.

To the moo-vies!

The one that gets most attention is whether combining human and animal cells in this way breaks some inter-species taboo: tabloid references to "Frankenbunny" and "moo-tant" suggested that scientists would create living human-animal chimeras.

It adds that moo-shine's purported health benefits are unsubstantiated.Raw-milk activists are not cowed.

Many of these consider homosexuality a sin.In this section Out of the shadows Fracked off On the waterfront Gays welcome Reading Dawkins in a cabin The menace of moo-shine At the trough George Washington, politician ReprintsNow the growing public acceptance of homosexuality has left the Boy Scouts looking intolerant.

This time, unusually, the farm bill faces a fight.In this section Out of the shadows Fracked off On the waterfront Gays welcome Reading Dawkins in a cabin The menace of moo-shine At the trough George Washington, politician ReprintsIt will cost around $950 billion over a decade, says the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office CBOO).