Sentence examples for a kind of mint from inspiring English sources

Probably the best thing at Bohemian is the drink menu: the Mint Gold, a kind of mint julep made with fresh mint, lime, ginger, cardamom, and red pepper, is not too sweet, and neither is the gin and tonic.

OVER the years, the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Chelsea has earned a reputation as a kind of mint where comedy stars are coined: in go aspiring actors, writers and ex-medical students, out come new performers and writers for "Saturday Night Live," "The Daily Show" and "30 Rock".

As Android Police handily notes, the phone's silhouette is shown in three colors — black, white and a kind of mint green.

You can, of course, use any kind of mint chocolate, but the champion of British confectionery, the bubbly Aero bar, has a special place in my heart.

Next morning, up on the plain over the ravine, the air smells of wild thyme and nepitella, a kind of wild mint.

Although the installations' goal is to prevent development from inching too close, the land will be a haven for threatened species ranging from a rare kind of mint to the gopher tortoise, which lives in sandy underground burrows.

Sweet alyssum, all kinds of mint, and chamomile are also effective.[41] Your local County Cooperative Extension Service, nursery, or garden association will have more information on how to attract beneficial predators.[42].[42]

If you can get fresh peas, buy lots and blitz any excess into a kind of pesto with fresh mint, a little feta, some toasted almonds, plenty of black pepper and olive oil.

By the second round the two had joined forces and, with the addition of some mint, become a kind of potent mojito-batida-caipirinha.

And a bowl of tagliatelle with pancetta, peas and mint, in a kind of nutty caciocavallo cheese sauce, is a taste of real spring, if heavy for that.

A few appetizers stood out: the mirza ghasemi — grilled eggplant with a sauce of tomatoes, eggs and garlic — was nicely smoky, the baba ghanouj was thick and robust, and the faint sweetness of the kashk bademjan, a kind of sautéed eggplant purée with garlic, mint, tomatoes and onion, worked to pungent effect.