Sentence examples for which mint from inspiring English sources

But some people also dislike the peppery nicotine taste of gum or lozenges, which mint or orange flavoring does little to disguise.

Patzer says that old 401 k)s from past employers can lead to regular maintenance fees, which Mint will help users avoid by switching old accounts to rollover IRAs.

Congress placed no restriction on which mint should strike the coins, and did not put a time limit on the authorization.

The Mint traces the origins of the 50 State Quarters program to a congressional hearing in June 1995, at which Mint Director Philip N. Diehl, as well as prominent numismatists, urged Congress to pass legislation allowing a series of circulating commemorative coins similar to the quarters Canada had recently struck for its provinces.

There was Mike Geary, who has a Web site called truthaboutabs.com, which mints money; he lives in Vail, Colorado, and begins every day by checking the ski report.

Over Labor Day weekend, the banners around this city's Inner Harbor will read "Grand Prix of Baltimore presented by SRT," a reference to Chrysler's in-house tuning brand, which mints high-performance versions of the Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger and Charger, and Jeep Grand Cherokee, as well as its first standalone model, the 2013 SRT Viper.

Mumford and Sons were coming off the serious exposure boost of their Grammy performance, which minted thousands of new fans in a single night.

In contrast to the other two Southern branch mints, which only minted gold coinage, the New Orleans Mint produced both gold and silver coins, which arguably marked it as the most important branch mint in the country.

A larger-than-usual number of proof pieces were struck in 1888 and held by the Mint in anticipation of future trades with collectors for items which the Mint desired for its coin collection.

By 1916, the dime, quarter, and half dollar designed by Mint Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber had been struck for 25 years, and could be replaced by the Treasury, of which the Mint is a part, without Congressional authorization.

Which, to mint a phrase, is supposed to be the name of the game.