Sentence examples for Two mint from inspiring English sources
Peel one cold peach, chop roughly and muddle it with two mint leaves in an old-fashioned glass.
To serve, place a fritter, a cilantro sprig and two mint leaves on a lettuce leaf, sprinkle with lime juice, roll up and eat immediately.
Last year, Excedrin started offering two mint flavors of its QuickTabs migraine medicine, which its manufacturer, Bristol-Myers Squibb, claimeltsmelts in your mouth".
In the opening chapters, he is arrested by two armed Revolutionary Guards, taken from his office at lunchtime on a routine workday: "He looks down at his desk, at the indifferent items witnessing this event — the scattered files, a metal paperweight, a box of Dunhill cigarettes, a crystal ashtray and a cup of tea, freshly brewed, two mint leaves floating inside".
In addition, it is the exact same card, so there's no debate about subtle variations between two mint specimens.
I blame my flub on two mint juleps.
We picked up our boats from Kayak Powell, tied them to the roof of our truck, then drove to Lee's Ferry, where the extent of our indulgent packing became embarrassingly clear as we transferred bundles of firewood, coolers filled with food and beer, folding chairs, books, flashlights and a handful of yoga mats from the truck onto two mint-green pontoon rafts.
Certs, you will recall, is two mints in one.
ONE of the best-known slogans from the "Mad Men" era of advertising was for Certs, which declared itself to be "Two, two, two mints in one" — a breath mint as well as a candy mint, that is.
The campaign may ring a bell with those who remember the ads that proclaimed Certs was "two, two, two mints in one" — i.e., a breath mint and a candy mint — or recall the campaign that declared Reese's Peanut Butter Cups offered "two great tastes that taste great together".
His currency was so debased that his two mints were churning out more than a million coins a day, and yet this horrible little scrap of metal is only the fourth of its kind found anywhere in the world.
