Sentence examples for box of mints from inspiring English sources

She gave the money to a sales clerk, who insisted that she at least take a box of mints.

I win a box of mints packaged up to look like prescription tablets, which, oddly, strikes me as something IOSH might want to campaign against.

Outside the swish Connaught Hotel, London is bathed in sunshine, but very little of it finds its way into the conference room where Michael Stipe is thoroughly examining the small box of mints that sits beside every place setting.

Instead of a mint on your pillow, Mini dealers conclude service visits by placing a box of mints bearing the Mini logo on the seat of your car.

Breath spray, chewing gum, or a box of mints are great things to keep with you.

"I need one of these," she said, grabbing a box of Thin Mints.

When your daughter tries to sell them Girl Scout cookies, they call her a capitalist cretin and order one lousy box of thin mints.

When Mark Singer tried to write about "we" buying a box of Junior Mints at the movies, he was told in no uncertain terms that "we" does not buy Junior Mints.

So, when you give a company standing to sue on behalf of its customers for this kind of chicanery, you create a system where companies voluntarily foot the bill for something society needs – protection from fraud – and avoid the pain of trying to convince someone who's been sold a chancy box of breath mints to go to court to punish the wrongdoer.

Whoever directed the trailer and whoever composed the music should get a free box of Thin Mints (the best cookies on the planet, of course) because it very much nails the feel of Deus Ex.

She'll find two or three dollars and run down to the store to bring back a giant box of Junior Mints or three boxes of red vines.