Sentence examples for mellow showed from inspiring English sources

But her playful dead-on imitation of Holiday singing the opening phrases of "Fine and Mellow" showed that if she had chosen, Ms. Bridgewater could have done the entire show (part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series) as an eerie impersonation.

Show up early and it's very mellow; show up late and you'll get drinks spilled all over your shoes.

Show up early and it's very mellow; show up late and you'll get drinks spilled all over your skate shoes.

"In a Mellow Tone," in particular, showed that Ms. Callaway, who has always been so good at fluty sound effects that she has underused her middle and lower registers, has grown more comfortable propelling phrases from deep inside her body.

"Trying Your Luck", the album's mellowest point, follows and shows more melancholic vocals.

If this rhythm obsession seems like an odd preoccupation for a mellow folkie, Saturday's concert showed why it isn't.

Scott showed up, seeming mellow in a Jetsons T-shirt and orange cheetah-print shorts, trailed by Olea, who wore orange socks, black shorts, and a black mesh jersey with a tiger on it.

Very chill, mellow record.

Not the easiest personality to begin with, Bierce showed no appreciable mellowing from his war experience.

"Suddenly the brickwork showed through, with lovely mellow oranges and pinky reds.

While his rhetoric showed no signs of mellowing, the elder Gibson had plenty of reasons to be satisfied.