Sentence examples for on coons from inspiring English sources

traveled to the West African nation of Liberia this week, partly to remind the American people that an Ebola epidemic is still going on, Coons told reporters Monday.

She goes on coon hunts, which she's described to me as romantic adventures with the baying of hounds in the cool of the night.

WHAT -- 4-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $569,900 About 45 minutes from downtown Minneapolis, this two-level house is on 2.9 acres with 300 feet of frontage and a dock on Coon Lake, a year-round recreational lake where speed boats, jet skis, ice fishing and snowmobiles are permitted.

When a technician bent down to change the battery pack on Mr. Coons's belt, he tensed up, fidgeted and, in an impatient voice, asked what the problem was.

Our quad meshing scheme is based on discrete Coons patches but with arbitrary boundary input.

Over and over — on MTV, on UPN, in the "Barbershop" movie franchise, and so on — we see one-dimensional coon shows in which an actor of color is invariably noble, "beat down," or a thug (with or without a head rag); blacks onstage and onscreen must be or live through a nightmare in order for whiteness to seem like a dream.

Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf testified before Coons' subcommittee on African affairs Dec. 10 via video conference.

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Indeed, she appeared nothing short of gleeful during the exchange, as she egged Coons on, goading the Yalie into a brief discourse on the Establishment Clause.

The Garsts remained on their Coon Rapids farm until they died, Roswell in 1977, Elizabeth in 1996.

"I'm a bluetick hound on a coon's track when it comes to stories," Meely says to Junior just before performing an act of heroic journalism.