1
Her pubic hair was light and downy, a golden mist over her mons.
2
She's mons'rous quick-sighted for wood an' such like-though good for nothin' else.
3
The breakfast had a little of the land about it; for Mons.
4
The Marne, and the Retreat from Mons straightened him in his saddle.
5
Witness the last four dreadful years; witness Europe from Mons to Gallipoli.
1
Among authors: montes a. Br J Cancer.
2
Graven upon them were the Latin words, Sic juvat transcendere montes which mean, "Thus it is a pleasure to cross the mountains."
3
The earliest authority that enumerates the Seven Mounts (-montes-) of Rome is the description of the city from the age of Constantine the Great.
4
Lola Montes is in effect a 19th century Kardashian or Paris Hilton.
5
She bowed to Senor Montes, and requested him to enter the car.
6
These three phrases were like so many pistol-shots fired point-blank at Montes.
7
What, I, Montes de Montejanos, great grandson of a conquerer of Brazil!
8
In this scene, Lola Montes receives a proposition form an American in Bavaria.
9
Montes listened with a half-absent, half-smiling expression, which struck them all with terror.
10
Montes was drunk; he listened as if the women were talking about somebody else.
11
The shocking conduct of Lola Montes will finish by plunging the country into revolution.
12
Let Montes wait; he will be happy enough as Benjamin.
13
Montes directed Madeline's attention to a man by the window.
14
Montes de Oca also said he would investigate whether the suspects were drug cartel members.
15
The latter suggested the Montes Claros of the Portuguese.
16
Baron Montes looked good-naturedly at the painter, and said: