Sentence examples for Sage from high-quality English sources.

• Sage belongs to the mint family.

• Take, for instance, the western sage grouse.

• A tall man with a stubbled face tried to calm Sage down.

• For the sage and pine nut crumb, preheat a deep fat fryer to 180C.

• Sage was once used as a medicine.

• Common sage is a low-growing, bushy shrub.

• Sage is a member of the mint family (Lamiaceae, or Labiatae).

• Do you think Sage could have been more robust in calling that out?

Use Sage in a sentence.

• Add the sage leaves and fry until the sage goes crisp.

• In medieval Europe, sage was thought to strengthen the memory and promote wisdom.

• However, there is one decisive difference between the sage and the common person.

• The membership of Sage and minutes and documents relating to its meetings have since been published.

• Sage Derby is often rolled in chopped sage to give the outer rind a dark-green appearance.

• …sage or garden sage, aromatic herb of the mint family (Lamiaceae) cultivated for its pungent leaves.

• Sage is convened by the civil contingencies committee, Cobra, which considers advice from Sage and across government departments.

• Lay half of the courgette slices on a baking tray, then place the sage leaves used to make the sage butter on top and cover with the remaining courgette slices.

Sage sentence examples

• Sage, (Salvia officinalis), also called common sage or garden sage, aromatic herb of the mint family (Lamiaceae) cultivated for its pungent leaves.

• Different types of sage grow wild throughout the world; for example, blue sage grows wild in the hills of southwestern North America, while scarlet sage is found in Brazil.

• Kamlesh Khunti, a professor of diabetes and vascular medicine at Leicester University and a member of both the government’s official Sage scientific advisory group and the separate Independent Sage, said the wider process of reopening had to be gradual and monitored.

• NHS England's medical director Stephen Powis, who is one of the few publicly known members of Sage, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I have been confident that what happens at Sage is a scientific discussion involving the scientists and the experts who are members of Sage."