Sentence examples for mellow of from inspiring English sources

President Mellow of LaGuardia College said the federal Pell grant program, created in 1972, was built for a different time — structured to promote economic mobility by enabling less well-off students to attend four-year colleges.

Digital Spy's Kris Green described Toyah as "the more mellow of the Battersbys" and thought that was due to Les (Bruce Jones) not being her biological father.

Grape: Grape is the most mellow of the bunch -- you can expect to see them drinking some Progenex and chilling out on a foam roller watching the WOD.

That they acquiesced is part of their evolution and, perhaps, the inevitable mellowing of age.

The mellowing of Sandy's prickly, driven personality is believable enough.

The mellowing of the gold leaf over time would be a beautiful bonus.

Still, there is an unmistakable shift in tone, a mellowing of sorts, that was first apparent in "Ex-Friends".

The mid-1990s brought, finally, a mellowing of Cave's spirit, no doubt as a result of his finally kicking his heroin habit.

In TOMORROW'S GARDEN: Design and Inspiration for a New Age of Sustainable Gardening (Rodale, $24.99), Stephen Orr writes gracefully about the mellowing of his own design sensibilities.

She puts the easing of the trauma, and the mellowing of the memories down to the passing of time, but only in part.

The clearest example of the mellowing of Sir Harold is in his portrait of Rupert Murdoch, who sacked him from the Times after only a year in the job.