Sentence examples for to mole from inspiring English sources
noun
A pigmented spot on the skin, a naevus, slightly raised, and sometimes hairy.
Instead the author conjures the peculiar, from space aliens to mole people living underground.
Modernism asked just how far the poet could expect the reader to mole about in old books to make sense of a poem.
Surrey is an upper tier authority so it has different responsibilities to Mole Valley, which has responsibilities for housing benefit for example, that I'm going to have to get to grips with.
Rat points out to Mole the place where they will moor their boat at Toad Hall, next to "That creek on the left, where the notice-board says, 'Private.
In addition to mole poblano, Monte Albán prepares a delectable mole pipian, with the crushed pipian pumpkin seeds contributing a dense, creamy complexity to this chicken dish ($13 for either mole, with rice and beans).
Mr. Bayless is the new cook at Cascabel, which is owned by the mysteriously mournful Se? (Chiara Mangiameli), who mostly keeps to her room, nursing a heart broken long ago and a serious aversion to mole, the classic Mexican sauce.
The variation of the CO and OH stretching modes in the medium infrared, as a function of the mole-to-mole ratio nMg/nO, was investigated by Gaussian decomposition to provide insight into the polymer polymer and salt polymer interactions in these materials.
The dependence of the VTF parameters vs. the mole-to-mole ratios nLi/nO and nLi/nM (M = Zr, Al) in combination with previous equivalent conductivity studies, allows to identify the role of the ionic species and the metal nodes present in the polymer structure at various salt concentrations.
We are currently characterizing this ascorbate-AR peptide oxidation-reduction system in much more detail and preliminary data show that peptides derived from the first extracellular loops of B2AR and the histamine receptor are able to recycle Asc just as efficiently as glutathione on a mole-to-mole basis (unpublished data).
The devotion to moles in Oaxaca — and the pride in them — borders on the religious.
By relying on widespread polygraph tests to "flutter" its employees, the agency believed it was invulnerable to "moles".
