Sentence examples for mint from from inspiring English sources

"The BBC should make a mint from the brand internationally.

If it expects to make a mint from selling broadband and television, it may be disappointed.

"Doing that prevented the U.S. Mint from having to make more pennies," Luhrman told me recently.

Going to get the mint from the garden when it was lamb.

Mr. Trummer also adds lime mint from the Greenmarket to the Town daiquiri.

Yet the government badly needs the rent, while Gazprom and its Kyrgyzstani friends make a mint from fuel contracts.

Town life in Norwich and Thetford started at that time, the former town having a mint from 920.

I did without cilantro or Thai basil but had plenty of Italian basil and mint from my garden.

Many countries are making a mint from commodities such as oil, copper and gold thanks to sky-high prices.

The risks are probably no greater than taking a dinner mint from a communal bowl at a restaurant.

Their view was inspiring: the lovely house of an entrepreneur who had made a mint from his own start-up.