Sentence examples for get mellow from inspiring English sources

Let's get mellow with Mr. Mojo RISIN', Jim Morrison, with The Doors: Your thoughts?

"People who smoke this stuff don't get mellow," Dr. Wahl said.

Before the encore Ms. Wasner promised, "All right, we'll get mellow".

Instead, you get mellow routes that roller-coaster through the forest, carving through ponderosa pine, junipers and sagebrush.

But when I spent time with him, I saw a really smart, really perceptive, incredibly high-energy guy who gets bored the second things get mellow.

He had entered Harvard on the G.I. Bill, at a time when overflow freshmen slept on cots in the gym, but soon he and his roommate, the artist Edward Gorey, established their rooms as (in the words of a home-town friend) the spot to "lie down on a chaise longue, get mellow with a few drinks, and listen to Marlene Dietrich records".

Now San Franciscans do the flocking, to get mellower than usual.

I'm talking overproof, funky aged rums, brandies with oomph, feisty, smoky Islay whiskies, any spirits that get mellowed out by the toddy's softening haze of honey, lemon and steam.

But what of the others, simply getting mellow to the incendiary words of the lead singer, David Hinds?

It gets mellow and sweeter if you roast it whole, to be squeezed out later when it's soft and brown.

First, though, you're going to need two different kinds of bitters (orange and black walnut), a glob of maple syrup and enough patience to stir the thing for a while until it gets mellow.