Sentence examples for an appellation of from inspiring English sources

The term serfdom is much overused, often where it is not appropriate (always as an appellation of opprobrium).

In Cologne, I would drink Kölsch, a light and fruity pale ale, one of the few beers protected by an appellation of origin as if it were a wine.

But the Ukranians of Chernigov, when lighting the drying-house fire, invoke Perun and not Svarog, as if Svarog (apparently from svar, "litigation" or "dispute," perhaps referring to the friction between the pieces of wood used to produce ignition) were an appellation of Perun.

Sales of bottled water increased, and even a nearby appellation of local wine, Côteaux du Tricastin, is exploring whether to change its name, according to Henri Bour, who runs the local wine council.

According to Derrick, Q stands for query, an appellation applied because of the many unanswered questions posed by the new disease at the time of its first description.

Thanks to its main proponent, Sonoma Cutrer--which wanted an appellation encompassing all of its far flung vineyards in order to be able to use the term "estate bottled" on their labels--the appellation's boundaries cover 750 square miles, all the way from Carneros in the southeast to just north of Annapolis in the northwest.

Mr. Berthomeau's report ruffled feathers when he noted that many a mediocre (or worse) wine hid behind the fame of an appellation, thus undermining the very notion of terroir.

The occasion for the remark was the beginning of the "summer of hell," an appellation coined by Andrew Cuomo, the governor of New York, to prepare commuters for rough times ahead.

The letter further stated, "The use of an appellation by the Secretariat based on the practice is without prejudice to any negotiations or agreements between the interested parties and should not be interpreted as advocating or endorsing any party's position, and can in no way be invoked by any party in support of a particular position in the matter".

"Saint-Joseph is an appellation with a big variety of styles, but always with a strong character," he said.

"Remember," said Jorge Ordoñez, an importer, "this is an appellation that in historic terms of Spain began yesterday".