Sentence examples for appellations have been from inspiring English sources

The ethnic appellations have been dropped, but the same portrait is drawn of the "lower tribe".

While these new appellations have been praised for consistently improving their product, others have criticized the additions for further complicating an already esoteric system of classification.

Sadly for the actor, the play is scheduled to close on Sunday unless there is an upsurge in ticket sales over the weekend, but for a brief period, his familiar marquee appellation has been listed on the program as playing the slippery Chicago junk-shop proprietor and con man Donny Dubrow.

We chose these appellations because they have been two of the prime sources in recent years for some of the best and most interesting California chardonnays.

The appellation's rules have been changed several times, with revisions to the various aging standards.

Producers in prestigious appellations such as Bordeaux have been less understanding of the squeeze on British wine racks, as soaring petrol and food prices eat away at household budgets, and have sought to nudge up prices at a time when the relative strength of the euro has increased costs in the UK anyway.

Some of these sub-districts have pending AOC applications to become appellations in their own right and some have been granted sub-appellations to the umbrella appellation Languedoc AOC.

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.

Might geographical indicators, like the appellation contrôlée system in French wine, have been a better option?

The then name distinguished the gardens from the Old Spring Gardens at Charing Cross; however Pepys implies that there were both Old and New Spring Gardens at Vauxhall; and indeed Spring Gardens appears to have been a longstanding appellation for a variety of entertainment enterprises.

Vines have been grown in this area as far back as 1649, according to local archives, but the appellation was established only in 1989.