Moser

[moh-zer]

noun

1. Johann Jakob 1701–85, German jurist and publicist.

Example Sentences

“On election night, I was jumping up and down, because it was happening here,” said former Councilmember Natalie Moser, who lost her reelection bid last year and volunteered for Protect HB.

From Los Angeles Times

The British record holder's second-time vault over 4.70m meant she finished behind silver and bronze medallists Tina Sutej and Angelica Moser, who both made that height at the first attempt, as France's Marie-Julie Bonnin cleared 4.75m for gold.

From BBC

“We are in the midst of a new-cities fever,” said Sarah Moser, an expert on urban expansion and a professor at McGill University in Montreal.

From Los Angeles Times

Moser estimates that as many as 200 new cities are being planned or are under construction in 50 countries — not including China, which has been on its own building spree for decades, with several hundred or more cities still in the works.

From Los Angeles Times

“Starting a new city from scratch is always 1,000 times harder than what people think it will be,” Moser said.

From Los Angeles Times