Can you pass the salt, please?

He salted his steak.

Common salt is a naturally-occurring compound of sodium.

Put salt on the meat to keep it from rotting.

There is no net charge, positive or negative, in a salt.

Let's add some salt to this dry dialogue.

The old salt had been sailing for over forty years.

I love salt fish, but my brother hates it.

This fish lives only in salt water.

That producer salts the best hams around.

They salted the mine with gold nuggets to swindle potential investors.

The truck is salting the roads in anticipation of snow tonight.

He won't eat hamburger without garlic salt.

The sand was fine but not powdery, like grains of salt.

My doctor has recommended that I follow a low-salt diet.

The old salt staggered from the inn back to his ship.

Rock salt is mined at Carrickfergus in Northern Ireland.

She was about fifty and had salt and pepper hair.

Coastal Georgia has miles of lovely rivers, estuaries, and salt marsh.

The salt mine outside of town supplies enough salt for the whole state.

They sent me to the salt mines.

He's the salt of the earth and would help anyone who asked him.

The salt of the earth are those people who behave decently and work hard.

Be sure to put the salt shaker on the table if you're serving eggs.

Chesapeake Bay is a mix of fresh water from the rivers and salt water from the ocean.

This fish only lives in salt water.

My dentist recommended I gargle with salt water after my extraction.

The table was empty except for the saltcellar and pepper mill.

I always cook with sea salt.

The chef decided not to use the seasoned salt.

I was told to gargle with table salt dissolved in warm water.

Steven's known to exaggerate: I'd take anything he says with a grain of salt.