Sentence examples for blend from a from inspiring English sources

For an accompaniment, try the Oleum's own label, a blend from a Majorcan winery, Macià Batle.

This is no better exemplified than in the movie "Sideways," when a nouveau wino decries Merlot and Cabernet Franc and then swills Cheval Blanc (a Merlot-Cab Franc blend) from a paper cup while consuming deep-fried onion rings.

Taking as a point of departure the Impressionist practice of using broken colour to suggest shimmering light, he sought to achieve luminosity through optical formulas, placing side by side tiny dots of contrasting colours chosen to blend from a distance into a dominant colour.

Mr. Suprenant produced a 2007 — a "slam-dunk" from an outstanding harvest, he said — that is to be bottled in January, and a 2008 test blend, from a vintage beset by mercurial weather, that ultimately may or may not reach Flight status.

From left, Peek-a-Boo ($85 a yard in a silk-linen blend) from a 1920's French dress, Très Chic (embroidered silk-polyester, $185 a yard) from an 1880's French jacket and Oh My! (viscose-nylon, $75 a yard) from lace on a 1912 American gown.

Spicy, powerful, garrigue-influenced Languedoc blend from an English winemaker.

Organic fair-trade coffees are the star attraction: choose from the house blend Ethiopian Oromio or the espresso blend from an Indian grown bean.

The AFM study revealed that DIO additive greatly changed the morphology of the polymer blend from an amorphous state into distinct nanoscale phase separated states, leading to a great improvement in PCEs.

A clever mix of classic thriller and cultural introspection – about, in this case, the pharmaceutical industry – it's another deft genre-blend from a man who defies categorisation.

As additional material is stored, samples are blended from a cross section of the storage pile.

I often expect these adverts to end in women rolling around in the respective foodstuff, smearing fruit blends from a brand new juicer across themselves.