Moser

Tennessee Moser is seriously injured but her young daughter Kenya mysteriously seems to know all there is to know about Family Doidge and Tip and Teddy in particular.

45 entries from March 2008 2008

Benjamin Moser’s translation from the Portuguese is superb, the only infelicity — the American expression “going south” in the sense of “going bad” — appearing on the first page.

Touch of Evil 2006

Benjamin Moser’s translation from the Portuguese is superb, the only infelicity — the American expression “going south” in the sense of “going bad” — appearing on the first page.

Touch of Evil 2006

Solar power equipment makers such as Moser-Baer PV are raising production capacities as they are keen to tap a market that could reach a size of $20 billion over the next few years.

Moser-Baer: To Raise Solar Power Equipment Capacity 2010

This person deserves mention for the influence he exerted on the early history of his pupil: he seems to have given his name to the Priest 'Moser' in the _Robbers_; his spiritual calling, and the conversation of his son, himself afterwards

The Life of Friedrich Schiller Comprehending an Examination of His Works Thomas Carlyle 1838

Must we still suppose this light to be latent, and combined in vapors, in order to explain 'Moser's images produced at a distance' -- a discovery in which reality has hitherto manifested itself like a mere phantom of the imagination.

COSMOS: A Sketch of the Physical Description of the Universe, Vol. 1 Alexander von Humboldt 1814

The Pittsburgh Tribune Review spoke with hooper Stefanie Moser (pictured) about her hoop life.

Hooping.org | Blog | Stefanie Moser's Hoop Life 2009

When Foley asked hooper Stefanie Moser if she had a sound that she thought would be a neat addition to the project, naturally she thought a hooping tone would be awesome.

Hooping.org | Blog | Locally Toned: The Hooping Ringtone 2009

A 2010 Hoopie Awards Honorable Mention goes out to Stefanie Moser for “Hooping While Healing” – literally healing with a broken leg.

Hooping.org | Blog | Hooping While Healing 2010

Emerging barefoot and wet one day last week after wading in the river about 50 feet above thundering Vernal Fall, German tourist Patrick Moser seemed surprised when told by a visitor that what he had done was potentially dangerous.

National Parks Tap Fear Factor Jim Carlton 2011