Sentence examples for smell of mint from inspiring English sources

Strong enough for under the arms but gentle enough for the face, they have a delicate smell of mint and cucumber.

So, do you believe, as 17th-century botanist and herbalist John Gerard did that "the smell of mint does stir up the minde and the taste to a greedy desire of meat"?

The numbness felt gone, for sure, but in truth, it was simply masked: blanketed by his charm, the hypnotic smell of mint gum always on his breath, and the way our misfit fantasies had collided into an apocalyptic shifting of reality that left both of us always breathless and reeling.

Only muddle the ingredients until the raspberries have just begun to release their juices and you can smell the aroma of mint.

The group, which included EM Forster and Virginia Woolf, were agnostic freethinkers, slept outdoors and swam under the stars in a river smelling of "mint and mud".

It was a Thursday morning in May, and the stalls were full of women gossiping and picking through produce: corn fungus and cactus paddles, purslane and pickling lime, agave buds and papalo leaf that smelled of mint and gasoline.

When they leave the bathroom they might smell like vomit or smell strongly of mint, in attempt to cover up the smell.

Plant with Alpine mint bush (Prostanthera cuneata), whose crushed leaves smell strongly of mint, and woolly tea-tree (Leptospermum lanigerum).

The smell of fresh mint in the new potatoes when I was four.

The crystal-clear water races over the stones, a heron cries and the smell of wild mint rises on the warm air.

Frank Ocean's "channel ORANGE" was playing, from beginning to end, and the place smelled strongly of mint tea.