Sentence examples for mots to from inspiring English sources

Chamberlain had the quote of the day on "Batting Practice" — did you expect Dan Giese's bon mots to be featured?

If only Oscar Wilde were stlll with us, he might have just the bons mots to describe Kate Winslet's third marriage.

The moment I learned he had a new gig copywriting I knew he'd be a perfect fit for it; his conversation consists primarily of bons mots to begin with.

The first section (I was there for only three hours) began smart and flashy, with Catherine Tate, teetering on high heels, as God delivering her mots to a tweeting angel.

Of course, Henry's posturings inside the nightclub can only be speculated upon, though one pictures him dispensing insanely derivative bon mots to a crowd of slack-jawed reality TV-bots and friends of Kate Middleton.

In private his friend, former industry minister Arnaud Montebourg, is honing bons mots to discredit his latest target, the "bourgeoisie of state", the very same people who for many years have graced the Jouyet dinner table.

See Def.'s Mot. to Exclude Fine Rep. at 5; Mewes Dec., Exh.

Plaintiff's Opp'n to Def's Mot. to Strike Declaration of Benjamin Edelman, at 11 (Dkt. No. 241).

The commission recommends the institute offers a health MOT to every man, woman and child in the city.

The [amim][DCA] showed suitable extractive and physical properties to replace sulfolane and an adequate maximum operation temperature (MOT) to be employed at industrial scale.

See Pl.'s Opp. to Def.'s Mot. to Exclude Jay Rep. at 3 (citing Fanning Dep. at 303 9-11, Brooks Dep. at 145:10-12, and Richardson Dep. at 246:13-14).