Sentence examples for celebrated red from inspiring English sources

These, with a couple of glasses of Georgia's most celebrated red wine, Mukuzani, brought our bill to around £40 a head, though we ordered profligately.

PARIS — While browsing through a Paris wine shop before Christmas, my eyes fell on an old favorite: Château de Beaucastel, one of the most celebrated red wines of Châteauneuf-du-Pape in the Rhône Valley of France.

The reported demise of the Emperor of Exmoor, the celebrated red stag which graced the Devon countryside for more than a decade, came with several mysteries attached, not least who shot Britain's largest land wild animal, where they did it and what happened to the body.

There's no better way to celebrate red, white and blue that with a box of french macarons from Dana's Bakery.

Presenting 10 special, memorable and influential goals scored by the US men's and women's national teams that could be celebrated with red, white and blue fireworks In many respects, whatever you see in professional soccer and the US men's national team today begins with this goal.

Thanksgiving signals the start of the Christmas cooking season for millions of Mexican women like my mom -- we celebrated with red pozole.

Thurston enjoys astrophotography, takes advantage of his Southern California location to pursue his love of hiking and wine tasting, and in April celebrated a red-letter day with his marriage to Karin Robinson.

It's like celebrating my red hair or freckles.

Later that night they celebrated with a red-meat-and-red-wine dinner at Old Homestead, Caesars' upscale steakhouse.

Kenny G will take the stage Thursday through Saturday and regale the audience with numbers like "Songbird," "Silhouette" and "Midnight Motion". "Valentine's Day with Kenny G" — the Grammy Award-winner's debut performance with the Pacific Symphony — will be celebrated with a red carpet and attendance by celebrities including Lisa Rinna, Harry Hamlin and Rebecca Black.

This time, the team in red celebrated on its own field in front of its own fans.