mellow|mellowed|mellowing|mellows in English

verb

[mel·low || 'meləʊ]

soften; become soft; make gentle, calm; ripen, age

Use "mellow|mellowed|mellowing|mellows" in a sentence

1. Thus concluded a novel method for mellowing wine, The mellowed wine of used such method as well as Natural-white wine in natural taste and nutritional effects.

2. The apples are mellowing in the sun.

3. Marriage had not mellowed him.

4. She's mellowed over the years.

5. The years have mellowed her.

6. A few years mellowing, this wine becomes eminently drinkable.

7. She's mellowed a lot since she retired.

8. Grandpa's mellowed over the last few years.

9. The years have mellowed the two brothers.

10. Sticking small needles into the hammer's felt creates mellowing.

11. The bricks had mellowed to a soft red.

12. Two pints of beer had mellowed my father.

13. Age has mellowed his attitude to some things.

14. He was looking tolerably mellow.

15. He's a totally mellow guy.

16. The party got gloriously mellow.

17. David has mellowed and quietened down a great deal.

18. This mellow breeze is so right

19. His voice was deep and mellow.

20. Is she more mellow and tolerant?

21. But he mellowed a little bit in the last few years.

22. She had mellowed a great deal since their days at college.

23. She's mellowed him out, and she seems to make him happy.

24. Bouviers are quite gentle, pleasant, and mellow

25. Bouviers are quite gentle, pleasant, and mellow