Sentence examples for were mississippi from inspiring English sources
noun
A recitation of “Mississippi” (interjection).
"I think it's going to be hard for -- that'd be up to Mississippi, but if I were Mississippi, I'd change the flag".
"If this were Mississippi or Alabama that were doing this, there would be a different kind of national outcry, because it is so boldly anti-democratic," said Jackson.
The three states with the lowest ratios were Mississippi (10.4), New Mexico (11.4), and Missouri (11.7).
A good place to catch live music is Mississippi Studios.
It was Mississippi that gave me the curiosity to find out more about the world.
After retiring from active service, General Berry was Mississippi's public safety commissioner.
He was Mississippi's own Tom Sawyer and he gave us all something to cheer.
"I think it's Mississippi politics," said Ron Kaufman, a committeeman from Massachusetts, who has known both Barbours for decades.
Mr. Evers was Mississippi field secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People when he was assassinated outside his Jackson home on June 12 , 1963
Tipping the scale at the other end are Mississippi and Louisiana, where obese adults make up 34.9% and 33.4% of the population.
One of the most affecting pictures in the new museum is "Mississippi Saturday Night," a street scene that is a study in light and mood.
