Sentence examples for mild and it from inspiring English sources

"You sure you want to do this?" From Bruce Aidells, the man who restored the good name of mass-produced sausage in America, we learned that Levis's original recipe was probably based on an Eastern European thin rope sausage, usually made with pork and beef, because "its spices are mild and it takes the smoke well".

Its taste is mild, and it has no distinct odor.

Hurricane Irene was relatively mild and it made people complacent.

"It's very mild and it doesn't feel like Christmas," said Nick Bubb, an independent retail analyst, as he walked around the town centre.

Although it produces a significant amount of venom, the disposition of this large snake is rather mild, and it rarely bites or causes death in humans.

Luckily, the outbreaks proved relatively mild, and it turned out that a single dose of vaccine would provide protection for most people, another reason for the current glut.

Vomiting in the MB-receiving groups was mild and when it occurred it did so regularly between one and two hours after the intake of the study drugs.

When the financial crisis occurred in 2008, oil and gold both fell, although gold's fall was milder and it soon began rising again.

The clinical signs of one dolphin (animal 1) appeared to be the mildest and it recovered in 1 week without treatment; in Figure  1A, the dark horizontal bar marks the period during which clinical manifestations were present.

There's a tad of under-steer, but it's so mild and predictable it only adds to the sparkling performance.

Smoked salmon, from Perona Farms in Andover, Sussex County, is mild and unctuous; it needs a brighter accompaniment than a greasy potato gallette.