Sentence examples for mellow on from inspiring English sources

He was significantly more mellow on the campaign trail one night before the Iowa caucuses, replacing his standard stumpspeech with question-and-answer sessions led by moderators like the evangelical Jerry Falwell Jr.

By night he would come over all rootsy, as one tends to after-hours, and keep things acoustic and mellow on the singer-songwriter circuit.

At night, usually, when I'm just full of anxiety, I'll put something completely mellow on.

Staph bacteria are relatively mellow on the skin, presumably because there are fewer nutrients there.

Roddick was surprisingly measured, even mellow, on Friday evening after giving himself the high of defeating Andy Murray at the All England Club in the semifinals.

The interviewer persisted: 'To me, Prozac would mellow you out, and you're certainly not mellow on this record.' Vanilla Ice replied, 'That's what Prozac does for you, you get crazy and you need Prozac.

Nestled on the ground floor of a picturesque tenement (it served as the B-roll backdrop on "Friends"), theirs is a mellow, slightly on-the-fly operation.

Considering the noisy distraction of the Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City, the promise of sensible skiing and snowboarding in the Rockies is a mellow come-on to the visitors Vail draws, themselves mostly middle-aged and sensible.

Add more lemon, oil, honey and salt as needed – but, remember, it'll taste a little mellower on the leaves.

It positively zings with citric hoppiness, though I imagine it would taste even better after six months mellowing on a slow boat to India.

They may have mellowed on those rules a little, but only a little: this is the only interview they're doing with the English-language press, and it comes with conditions.