Sentence examples for a mint with a from inspiring English sources

She didn't try to make a mint with a kiss-and-tell.

And prompted from one of the most senior judges in the land a legal decision as crisp as a mint with a hole from a newly-opened pack.

By others, he's the guy who made a mint with "The Sixth Sense," starred in an American Express ad and has now directed "Lady in the Water".

By others, he's the guy who made a mint with "The Sixth Sense," starred in an American Express ad and has now directed "Lady in the Water". The book makes landfall on July 20, a day before the movie does.

Have a mint with you.

It was based on a TV ad for a popular mint with a hole in the centre: "What's the difference between a Paki and a Polo?" my classmates would ask cruelly.

They'd been marinaded in ginger and garlic, and came covered in a green sludge of coriander mint, with a rudimentary salsa of cherry tomatoes called a "katchumber", which is supposed to be char-grilled but wasn't.

Henry: My grandfather's mint sauce, because he used to chop up the mint with a knife and fork.

Comparing Labour's economic strategy to a polo mint "with a great hole in the middle", he said it gave the impression it was "for the poor, hate the rich, ignoring completely the vast swathe of the population who exist in between who do have values like ours".

Treat your mint with a fungicide spray if it gets infected by rust.

Garnish with a mint stem with leaves if desired.