Sentence examples for their mots from inspiring English sources

Some of the top sportswriters of the day — Arthur Daley of The New York Times, Tex Maule of Sports Illustrated, Shirley Povich of The Washington Post — went to Rome, but judging from how few of their mots were bons, they were unmoved by what they saw.

On the plus side, it afforded clubs the luxury of a lengthy off-season to prepare their players and put them through their "MOTs", as Conor O'Shea, the Harlequins director of rugby, puts it – by which he means the fixing of bodies with operations and rehab they cannot find the time for during the season itself.

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With nearly 40% of cars failing their MOT and maintenance costs so high, can we always trust the garages that inspect our vehicles?

If they can get added, they'll benefit from not only their mot popular posts reaching someone, but anything they post…including overt marketing or sales messages that Facebook tends to hide in the News Feed.

Endlessly comparing themselves with peers who have doctored their photographs, amplified their achievements and plagiarised their bons mots can leave Facebook's users more than a little green-eyed.

Remembering outsize cultural figures who died in 2016 through a sampling of their bon mots, song lyrics and more.

But their bons mots and flights of fancy seem to lie on Loy Arcenas's sun-toned set like random jewels, waiting to be strung into a necklace.

Ellen Shanman and Ilka Saddler Pinheiro offer good performances, firing their bons mots at the rapid-fire pace of net volleys in a tennis match.

Still other teens use Twitter to play hashtag games, like #lessambitiousmovies (think "The Devil Wears Payless" and "The Above Average Four"), where their bon mots can be retweeted or commented on by thousands they may not know.