moreland in A Sentence

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    It worked for Moreland, too.

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    This is Jem Moreland.

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    Kenneth"Diggy" Moreland: I never thought about it.

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    Moreland:"Last time I saw you, you lived over…".

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    Kenneth" Diggy" Moreland.

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    Moreland's earliest roles were in“race films,” made with black actors for black audiences.

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    Remember Moe Howard's suggestion that Moreland would be a great Stooge if the need arose?

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    Moreland concluded from this that the conditions of the Indian people had not worsened under the British rule.

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    He suggested to brother Moe that Moreland would be the perfect replacement stooge, should the need ever arise.

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    Had history unfolded just a little differently, Mantan Moreland would most likely have never become forgotten in the first place.

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    Cutting his teeth on the brutally competitive vaudeville stage, Moreland honed his comedy skills doing several live shows a day.

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    While“chauffeur” certainly doesn't sound like a memorable role, Moreland, as usual, made the character one of the most memorable parts of the series.

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    A high point of the series is when he and Darro recreate one of the bits that made Moreland a hit on the stage.

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    All Council meetings- held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month- are normally held at: Council Chamber, Moreland Civic Centre, 90 Bell Street, Coburg.

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    I mean, we would all seen our better days by that time, but ol' Moreland,- now there was a talent that could' a' invigorated the whole act!

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    Kenneth"Diggy" Moreland may or may not end up with Rachel Lindsay's final rose on The Bachelorette, but it's clear the senior inventory analyst from Chicago has already left his mark.

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    It's easy to understand, though, why Moreland's scared routine sits a little uncomfortably today, especially as he plays a servant to white men to boot- which is not something Bob Hope had to do.

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    Moreland's comic timing manages to transcend the decades in films like King of the Zombies(1941), where he steals the show, saving what would otherwise be a completely forgettable(and by now, probably long-forgotten) comedy-horror flick.

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    Moreland was quickly moved up to supporting roles in all-black westerns like Harlem on the Prairie(1937) and Two-Gun Man from Harlem(1938), playing the comic sidekick to Herb Jeffries(better known as the Bronze Buckaroo, America's first black singing cowboy).

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    Moreland made a few TV appearances on shows like“Adam 12” and“Love, American Style” and released a few raunchy“party records” on the Laff label, including That Ain't My Finger(his“mashed potatoes” punchline famously appears in the Beastie Boys song“B-Boys Makin' With the Freak Freak”).

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