a mint

He first noticed it a second ago, when he put his hands in his pockets, looking for a mint, and instead found the sharp prongs of the fork.

He said he was hopeful the "heirloom" , a mint condition copy of Action Comics No 1, would be returned to his family.

A local investor, who now makes a mint selling bottled water to mainland Chinese tourists, beat her to it.

You know as well as I do that the Confederacy ran a printing press instead of a mint.

stir with ice ingredients given. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a mint sprig.

Mama of, exactly is the rich, incredibly is a mint coat, Lao Tze does to also wear not to rise during a lifetime, aggrieved in the heart.

The selection today consisted of a mint salad, avocado and shrimp, fried eggplant with lightly battered white fish and artichoke "caviar" .

Nevertheless, several executives have made a mint even though their firms' track records have been lousy.

The hotel was built in 1993 by a salt artisan who saw a mint in the number of tourists looking for places to stay while visiting the flats .

MadBoris - you should contract out your services to all the game companies. You could make a mint.

As a result: Perkin forgot about malaria and made a mint establishing the synthetic dye industry.

Tom always says that he'll make a mint if his books could sell across the country.

The allowance by a mint for deviation from the standard weight or quality of coins.

the leaves of a mint plant used fresh or candied.

My uncle's made a mint building malls. So, your dad's a developer, too?

To win her heart, I spent a mint and even threw in a fancy car.

But don't assume you'll make a mint selling them as scrap.

Coins manufactured in a mint.

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

It will cost you a mint.

It is a mint of rumors.

Here, um, have a mint. And go talk to him.

She has a mint of ideas.

People who work in a mint.

Borrow dollars, use the dollars to buy, say, Indonesian or Brazilian stocks, and you can make a mint.

Are you kidding? That's French restaurant-- it would cost us a mint to eat there!

The law of the Net is: he who owns a computer not only owns a printing press, but also a mint, when that computer is linked toe-money.