Sentence examples for appellation that has from inspiring English sources

Cour-Cheverny is a tiny appellation that has been carved out to showcase Romorantin.

"It's an appellation that has been dusted off," said Dominique Grangeon of Domaine de Cristia.

An anesthesiologist who worked with Dr. Patel in Australia was so appalled by what he observed that he started describing him as "Dr. Death," an appellation that has appeared regularly in news accounts and given the case notoriety beyond Queensland and Australia.

In Buondelmonti's map, it is labelled Porta Piscaria, on account of the fishmarket that used to be held there, a name that has been preserved in its modern Turkish appellation, Balıkpazarı Kapısı, "Gate of the Fish-market".

As the overall reputation of New Zealand Pinot has grown, that has opened up the possibility for lesser-known appellations within the country to thrive.

– Patrick Farrell Decanter: A small, anomalous Bordeaux estate, which grows grapes biodynamically and produces a cuvée that has been acclaimed in the popular Japanese wine comic "Drops of Gods," seeks to become the region's first vineyard with its own appellation.

FitzGerald's just glad that he's no longer thought of as a practitioner of the genre, and despite his distrust of the application of the appellation to records that have as much in common with something like Round Two's "New Day" as I do to David Gandy, he's not surprised by how these things work.

This work's depths are so thoroughly at odds with its modest appellation that one has to wonder what Mozart had in mind when he called it a Divertimento, a title usually meant to describe a light entertainment.

Finally, in addition to the Hachette Guide and Parker variables, the models include indicator variables for wines that have a Grand Cru or Villages designation and wines that have Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) certifications.

The media has eagerly followed Hillary Clinton's changing appellations and decision, during the 2008 presidential campaign, to drop the "Rodham" that had accompanied her professionally for decades.

Finally someone has shown a modicum of sense in recognizing the obvious by allowing the zoo to be referred to by its "street" name, an appellation that zoo officials have been fighting for a century.