Mellow Sentence Examples

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  • Just trying to get you mellow enough to tell me why you've got a bug up your behind.

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  • Actually, Skippy, I'm quite a mellow alcoholic, not raging at all, lucky for you.

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  • The peach border should be composed of turfy mellow FIG.

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  • He is, as most very old people, a slightly mellow type.

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  • Likewise the Sunderland - Newcastle match turned out to be a fairly mellow affair.

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  • Look out for steep tiled gables, overhanging upper stories and mellow brick and plastering.

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  • The flavor is mellow, and it has a spicy aroma.

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  • Spanish Sherry casks and American bourbon Oak Casks pass rich and mellow flavors to the whiskey whilst it matures.

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  • The secret was closely guarded by the abbey who became renown for their sweet, mellow cider.

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  • These have been constructed from warm, mellow stone and offer the latest in luxurious interior design and specification.

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  • Twist fave Jo Ayling returns next, knocking out her quality mellow tunes on the old Joanna.

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  • You can really zero in on a mellow sound or a harsh sound by combining the settings on the pickups and tone knobs.

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  • They are designed to give a gentle and mellow light that mimics real candlelight.

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  • You'll feel mellow, but not so relaxed you need a nap.

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  • Vanilla is a scent enjoyed by many because it provides a nice, mellow atmosphere.

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  • Many herbs and spices give the aroma of mellow autumn evenings.

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  • Many of the Scentsy fragrances already employ vanilla notes to mellow out fruit and spice scents.

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  • Dinner music that should be playing in the background should be mellow, such as Blue Christmas, I'll Be Home for Christmas, and other holiday classics with a "somber" theme.

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  • It is then kept at a moderate and fairly uniform temperature in a warehouse, when, although there is no marked outward change, the tobacco becomes more mellow.

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  • On May 30 1953 Sir Arthur Bryant, in a mellow, reflective mood wrote, " My first coronation was in 1902.

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  • Up to three grams produces a mellow euphoria which may include hallucinations.

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  • Derek showed off his soulful vocals and mellow, slightly jazzy, guitar style.

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  • Roddick says his parents are ' pretty mellow ' - not pushy tennis parents at all.

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  • Once they have settled in they can be quite mellow about everyday noise.

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  • The game had 25 songs with a few licenses like remixes of Smoke on the Water and Have You Ever Been Mellow.

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  • Allowing these types of wine to come in contact with the air often helps to further develop the wine's tasting characteristics and bouquet and help to mellow harsh tannins.

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  • Astringent wines are often described as austere mellow as they age.

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  • Moelleux is a French term (pronounced mwah-luh) used to describe white wines that have silky, soft and mellow flavor characteristics.

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  • Brawny wines are aged to help soften the tannins and mellow the alcohol content, resulting in a more elegant, well rounded wine.

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  • Harsh wines are often aged in order for the wine to mellow.

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  • This wine has been aged in oak barrels and has a mellow flavor with vanilla notes.

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  • Many love Italian reds for their bold, forward flavors, acidity and mellow tannins but Italian whites are some of the best in the world.

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  • The Mellow World Ostrich Rolling Laptop Tote comes in several colors of ostrich leather, including an olive green, basic black and crimson.

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  • However, if you enjoy subdued and mellow activities, Geminis may not be a good love match because they like to be on-the-go, all the time.

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  • The rebirth process through the zodiac has conditioned Pisces into a mellow and even philosophical being.

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  • The deviation to a more mellow style than their usual sound has worked in favor of Linkin Park, illustrated their ability to create incredible songs outside their signature rock genre.

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  • Originally recorded when he was with Derek and the Dominoes, Clapton released a stripped-down, mellow version on his 1994 Unplugged album that is just as powerful and popular.

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  • Play mellow, yet relaxing and upbeat style party music in the background to set the mood of the party.

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  • One of the most famous characters in the film is the computer HAL, with his mellow voice and his underlying psychopathy.

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  • Plants, fruits, and herbs have long been blended for skincare scents, but the combination of a sharp citrus and a refreshing herb contrast some of the more mellow scents such as floral or apple.

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  • A strong mellow ruby colored ale, brewed using malt made from Maris Otter barley and the finest English aromatic hops.

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  • Both of these are very mellow singers and we are particularly glad to have a good singing blackbird again.

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  • Embarrassing, insincere, formulaic flattery makes God mellow.

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  • Closer, it looks grand, yet mellow, one of the best red brick towers in Suffolk.

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  • This is where one can sit at dusk with a glass of wine and feel mellow.

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  • Somebody suggested to me that Bryan Hollon is getting more mellow in his old age.

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  • Made from high grade redwood pine that will mellow to a honey brown with weathering.

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  • Kentwell Hall Kentwell - a romantic, moated, mellow redbrick Tudor mansion in a tranquil parkland setting.

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  • Made from premium grade Scandinavian redwood from renewable plantations, which will mellow to a honey brown with weathering.

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  • But as they mature and their values develop they mellow out and become less self-centered.

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  • Return to menu Exploring timbre Mellow, tinny, blaring... each instrument has its own distinctive timbre, or tone color.

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  • The stock pipe, although heavy, sounds much better with its quiet yet deep mellow tone.

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  • Julie and I sat there with a jug of Sangria between us, and mellow vibes abounded.

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  • There was definite oak, but mellow and without the distinct woodiness we found in other wines.

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  • The advantage of this plough over the ordinary form is in the absence of sliding friction, and in the mellow and porous condition in which it leaves the bottom of the furrow.

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  • The palate is mellow and supple with developed rich flavors derived from extended aging in oak.

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  • Return to menu Exploring Timbre Mellow, tinny, blaring... each instrument has its own distinctive timbre, or tone color.

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  • To begin, this coffee has a well-balanced, mellow flavor.

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  • The vibration of the ukelele strings soothed me with their mellow tune.

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  • A red apple Martini tends to be sweet and mellow, just like the fruit that inspires the cocktail.

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  • You can still have lighter colors and maintain an elegant ambiance with a mellow color like gold.

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  • It prefers a deep, rich, warm, dry and mellow soil, and hence the rich bottoms and fertile prairies of the Mississippi basin constitute the region of its greatest production.

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  • These young bulbs should be potted singly in February or March, in mellow loamy soil with a moderate quantity of sand, about two-thirds of the bulb being kept above the level of the soil,.

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  • Often, the middle notes are more mellow than the top notes.

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  • The mellow slopes are idea for beginners and families, although there are plenty of more challenging runs as well if you're more advanced.

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  • If he's that special, and you wish to keep a long term relationship with him, slow down, mellow out, and try to (as a former fighter pilot wife) "maintain an even strain."

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  • Deep breathing can help you feel more mellow and soothe your frazzled nerves.

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  • She has even let the mellow crooner babysit her maltipoo pooch, Daisy.

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  • In October lift all it is desired to save, and lay them close together in a slanting direction, at an angle of about 45 degree, in a warm, mellow soil at the foot of a wall or hedge, where, in hard weather, shelter can easily be given.

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  • Allow the manure to age or compost naturally, or turn it into the soil of your vegetable garden in the spring and give it a few weeks to mellow before planting vegetables.

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  • Tabs for Acoustic Guitar - Tabs for Acoustic Guitar is a website for those who like their guitars a little less electric and a lot more mellow.

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  • The neck pickup (the one closest to the headstock) produces a warmer, mellow tone.

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  • Wooden tops mellow and patina with age, showing the use of the counter.

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  • In many years, the counter will mellow and soften, showing the marks of time.

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  • Green showed up on mellow people's fingers.

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  • Cover tightly and allow to mellow in a cool, dark cupboard for one month.

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  • Todd's relationship with Blair allowed him to mellow, but it wasn't until Todd could make amends to Marty that he began to heal. Todd was believed dead for many years, dying for Marty's husband.

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  • I have written to my poor mother, said the smiling Mademoiselle Bourienne rapidly, in her pleasant mellow tones and with guttural r's.

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  • Among these there were many men of great ability and influence, and he was so eager to conciliate them or, as the Arabic expression has it, "to mellow their hearts" by concessions and gifts, that his loyal helpers (Ansar) at Medina became dissatisfied and could only with difficulty be brought to acquiesce in it.

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  • The crop is often allowed to lie loose for a day or two, owing to the belief that sunshine and dews or even showers mellow it and improve its colour.

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  • To an exterior in these early years somewhat heavy and uncouth, he united a manner which, by universal testimony, was irresistibly winning, with a fund of genuine but simple humour and fun that would break out on the most unlikely occasions, and in after years enabled him to overcome difficulties and mellow refractory chiefs when all other methods f ailed.

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  • Its notes are marvellous imitations of " the most mellow, sweet-sounding flute," but the singer itself, according to Mr Simson, is " a very insignificant-looking little, greyish-coloured bird," which " always dies in captivity."

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  • Yet this contribution is far more mellow than the article contributed on Johnson twenty-five years before to the Edinburgh Review in correction of Croker.

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  • They are then allowed to cool and mellow, are stripped and carefully dried in sun and air and remain dyed a rich tawny brown or buff colour.

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