Sentence examples for mellow man from inspiring English sources
Dignan, a mellow man who has known Wilson since first grade, has been in all the films.
Divorced women often say they are in their mellow years now and they hope to find a mellow man.
How would Fish, a mellow man with a history of modest success in the tournament, weather the pressure of being the top American seed?
The New Yorker, April 18 , 1942P. 9 Incidental Intelligence: One member of Local Draft Board No. 29, Manhattan, is a tall, mellow man named Napoleon Brande.
By G. S. Dickson and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 18 , 1942P. 9 Incidental Intelligence: One member of Local Draft Board No. 29, Manhattan, is a tall, mellow man named Napoleon Brande.
The stoutly affable, engagingly mellow men of Bear's Den shudder at such bumptiousness.
Aggressive outbursts in these situations have occurred involving even extremely low-key and mellow men.
"I believe that there really is a 'new Nixon,' a maturer and mellower man who is no longer clawing his way to the top, and it is, I think, fair to hope that his dominating ambition will be to become a two-term President," he wrote.
They're tired of his drunken rowdiness and are attempting to make him a mellower man.
The midsection of a vintage number called "Mellow My Man," for instance, was reshaped into a new jack swing excursion, complete with a solo by the trumpeter Matt Cappy.
Among the songs identified with her were "Strange Fruit," "Fine and Mellow," "The Man I Love," "Billie's Blues," "God Bless the Child," and "I Wished on the Moon".
