Sentence examples for appellation a from inspiring English sources

The company submitted its application for a new appellation a few years ago, but it is still pending.

Appellation, a boutique at 156 10th Avenue (20th Street), showcases biodynamic wines — those made by a system of extreme organic agriculture linked to the planets' positions.

A two-star wine with the imposing Morey-St.-Denis appellation, a Les Larrets 2000 from Frédéric Magnien ($29), was Mr. Asimov's top choice.

If you are unfamiliar with the appellation, a good place to start is with Château Gloria or with Les Fiefs de Lagrange, Château Lagrange's second wine.

"There are producers who say they are farming organically, but when you dig a little deeper you find it's true only 85 percent of the time," said Scott Pactor, who owns Appellation, a wine shop in Manhattan that carries a loosely defined collection of organic, biodynamic and sustainably produced wines.

(Ages 8 and up) Had the gloom-haunted Edward Gorey found a way to have a love child with Dorothy Parker, their issue might well have been Lemony Snicket, the pseudonymous author of a multivolume family chronicle brought out under the genteel appellation "A Series of Unfortunate Events".

"Miz Ofri," he'd always call out to me from the waiting room, his choice of appellation an endearing mix of Southern manners and the reality of Bronx casual.

Divertimento is about as modest an appellation as a work can have, and a listener could be forgiven for expecting such a work to be a trivial entertainment.

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

Upon his death, Godane's Shabaab-proclaimed title was Emir of Harakat al Shabaab al Mujahideen — a grandiloquent appellation for a failed poet who ordered boys killed for watching soccer on TV, calling them un-Islamic.

Tyler may have told a version with a vixen (she-fox) as intruder, and Southey later confused vixen with a common appellation for a crafty old woman.