Sentence examples for a wine one from inspiring English sources

The Celts call this lunar event the Singing Moon while the Pagans call it a Wine one.

So maybe a glass of red wine – one – on Christmas Day is good".

"Would you say this is a dry wine?" one of Latif's daughters asked.

Nicole pours us a mystery wine, one that her father made.

Marino Pazzini, a partner of the Ranieris' who runs the well-stocked Wine Emporium next door, has been given a free hand with the list, and his offerings include world champion bottles with three-digit prices alongside such workaday ones as the simple, terrific merlot-cabernet from CK Mondavi, which happened to be the $5-a-glass house wine one night.

But if it's an older wine, one the restaurant may have had in its cellar for a long time, it's hard to blame the distributor -- or even the producer.

We need a rich white wine, one which will also take us, effortlessly, on to, into and past that exotic lobster dish.

(A bottle of the company wine, one of just a few on the list, costs about the same).

Maybe two … From An Omelette and a Glass of Wine One of the breadcrumb-grilled dishes I like best is the one called Breast of Lamb Ste-MénéhouLamb

After one long night and a lot of wine, one woman told me that Hillary's marriage made her aware of just how unequal hers was.

Over a glass of wine, one Julie gently prods the question: "Does it represent, like, your mother?" This scene tells you more about sisterhood than any feminist edict ever could.