Sentence examples similar to wild mojo from inspiring English sources
They failed to realize that Mr. Geithner has enough crazy-wild mojo for the Senate to be willing to approve him despite his little problem.
The performance is part Muddy Waters, part Bridget Jones, a wild collision of mojo and nerd.
A pleasantly sweet pomegranate marinated quail ($13) with an array of ambitious plate mates (tropical fruit mojo, spicy pecans, crystallized ginger, brown and wild rice pilaf) was a perfect fit for Taste's Euro-American-Asian lineup.
Dave Getz, drummer of her band Big Brother And The Holding Company told Mojo: "People want to believe she was this wild, drug-addicted alcoholic who fucked everyone and was high all the time".
Lure in your mojo by eating fish high in omega-3 fatty acids, including wild salmon, halibut, mackerel and sardines.
The Spanish also brought sour oranges to the New World, where the trees grew wild in some areas, and Cuban and Dominican cooks came to use the juice in garlicky mojo sauce to marinate pork and chicken.
Wild boar with sweet garlic fries mirrors classic steak frites, macaroni and cheese gets dressed up with truffles and Cuban mojo sauce dresses duck with a side of Alsatian rosti laced with manchego.
