Sentence examples for taste of mint from inspiring English sources

"I got to play around the whole time but now I can't stand the taste of mint," he says.In Guatemala, nearly all students are tested before entering high school.

Some of those differences are mundane or amusing: the moment the change takes place, her mouth fills with the taste of mint from the gum she is suddenly chewing, and while she used to find politics meaningless, now she is known for her Sarah Palin obsession.

The refreshing taste of mint will give the soup quite a lift.

The taste of mint is said to nix sugar cravings, so try chewing mint gum or even brushing your teeth.

His beard is wet, and his mouth tastes of mint and last night's drinks.

The oil should taste of fresh mint, slightly sweet and with a hint of red onion.

Not every dish comes off — a zucchini salad was over-oiled and confused as to whether it was meant to taste of raisins, mint, marjoram, or (hey) zucchini — but the standard of cooking is often equal to that of a much more ambitious restaurant.

Tangy candies like Lemon Drops and Red Hots are offered on conference tables, and the water tastes subtly of mint or fruit.

At six feet, with dark-brown hair, he had the soft accent and proper manners of the border South, and a taste for mint juleps.

Chilled cucumber soup comes tasting of ginger, mint and gin, with hints of pickled cantaloupe and smoked eel.

As the scent of the flower show lilacs came back into focus, the taste of the lilac mint from 1964 lingered in my mind.