Sentence examples for a blend from from inspiring English sources

Elaine fathers a child with a "blend" from Jerry & George.

The patty itself, a blend from the neighboring butcher, Ottomanelli & Sons, is plump and bulging.

For an accompaniment, try the Oleum's own label, a blend from a Majorcan winery, Macià Batle.

A blend from Edmunds St. John, which goes by the name Rocks and Gravel, was terrific.

The third was a suspiciously inexpensive bottle from an upscale supermarket, a blend from several Mediterranean countries.

A blend from two distinct estate owned sites, Riverpoint and Opou, this wine is like drinking Gisborne in a glass.

This is no better exemplified than in the movie "Sideways," when a nouveau wino decries Merlot and Cabernet Franc and then swills Cheval Blanc (a Merlot-Cab Franc blend) from a paper cup while consuming deep-fried onion rings.

Like most branded teas, Lipton teas are a blend selected from many different plantations around the world, from well-known producing countries like China, India and Sri Lanka.

My favorite: the hearty, earthy, soulful 2009 Marco Tulio, a blend ($24) from Roanoke Vineyards, in Riverhead.

A blend sourced from multiple countries may mean the manufacturer is choosing cost over quality, but there are certainly high-quality exceptions.

Drinkers of still wines will have only two choices: a Chianti classico and a white blend from Tuscany.