Sentence examples for the mullet of from inspiring English sources

But it is the mullet of the original title that carries the strongest symbolism for Mr. Kechiche, who sees the abundant Mediterranean fish, a staple of the poor, as emblematic of the endurance of common people like his hero, Slimane.

Let's let these two colossi live in relative peace so RIM and iPhone can be the mullet of the phone world: business up front, party in the back.

Consider this the mullet of coffee tables: business up top, PARTY underneath.

The choice of swimming the fish at 30 cm s−1 depends on the fact that such speed approach the maximum sustained speed (without engaging in burst-type swimming) of the mullet of that was used for the experiments.

According to Mark Larson and Barney Hoskyns, authors of "The Mullet: Hairstyle of the Gods," the mullet's popularity stems from its appeal to every niche of the culture.

The upshot is "the mullet theory of social software design," summarizes Chris Muscarella, a tech-entrepreneur friend of Karp's.

Do a book search for "The Mullet: Hairstyle of the Gods" by Mark Larson and Barney Hoskyns (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2000).

In "The Mullet: Hairstyle of the Gods" (Bloomsbury Publishing, $14.95), Mark Larson and Barney Hoskyns suggest it may be both.

St. Martin's Press published "The Mullet: Hairstyle of the Gods" three years ago, and Web sites like mulletsgalore.com appeared before then.

But throughout all the incarnations – via the schmaltzy Wind Beneath My Wings and the mullet-rock of Beast of Burden – Midler remains, as she jokingly christens herself, "the People's Goddess".

The UN denies evidence of guerrillas in the camps, but any visitor to the Mullet camp south of Tirana comes across dozens of uniformed fighters, not visibly armed but itching to go to the front.