Sentence examples for appellation you from inspiring English sources

In the tiny Condrieu appellation, you can expect to pay at least twice as much for comparable quality (not least from Cuilleron himself).

But when it has an appellation you don't normally use, that's very creepy".

The bargain continues to be his Petit Chablis, not an appellation you see around much.

Model Daisy Lowe, 22, describes herself as a "soberista", an appellation which makes you yearn for a reviving shot of hemlock.

Aside from the handful of surprising absentees – you might reasonably have expected Sleaford Mods to be in there, likewise, folk singer Richard Dawson's lauded Nothing Important or LoneLady's brilliant second album Hinterland – there's no mainstream pop, unless you use that appellation to describe Florence.

Take a chance, put yourself in the hands of an enthusiastic sommelier or wine shop clerk (be sure to give them a price range) and discover a grape, a wine or an appellation that's new to you.

But I want again to repeat the quotation from this morning that Peter Brook has famously said: "I can take an empty space and [End Page 129] call it a stage". And people have often picked up and built upon, reasonably, that idea of the theatre being called into existence what you might call the appellation of theatre.

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.

Most thinking people know that style is not what you wear but how you wear it, and fashion is an arbitrary appellation used primarily as a marketing tool.

A familiarity with its producers can help you steer safely through this large appellation in the northern Rhone Valley.

There it is, freshly coined, an appellation for the Bush worldview, born from the notion that if you name an idea, you own it and can control how it's used.