with about 30% malolactic fermentation and about six months on the lees". That "expanded style" totally tamed the "sauvage" quality of the grape, which is so often "wild" in its aggressive, grassy character.
Instead of providing consumers with more colors and patterns to the limited featured styles, expanding the styles of athletic shoes in the online MC program will also create new looks for consumers.
In the late 1950s, when popular music began expanding in styles and audience thanks to long-playing albums and television, Flatt & Scruggs, partners since the mid-1940s, were poised to take advantage.
Moreover, the programs need and want to broaden the range of their offerings for example, by increasing the number of advanced classes in the visual arts, teaching theatrical design courses more regularly, and expanding the styles and levels of dance taught in the regular curriculum.
Controversially, it talks of expanding US-style street teams, using youth pastors and vetted ex-offenders to reach out to disaffected young people – an idea that has been promoted by Tory thinktank, the Centre for Social Justice.
Expanding his style from marvellous short The S From Hell (about unnerving corporate logos) and Room 237 (about people obsessed with signs and wonders they feel are hidden in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining) film-maker Rodney Ascher's blend of staged recreations, voiceover and artful composition has secured himself a position as one of the most unique documentarians working today.
He was equally excited by the innovations made in Spanish cuisine over the past decade, not least in expanding the style and variety of traditional tapas and by using some of the more sensible modernist techniques to create colorful contrasts and unexpected combinations.
Now, members Brian Solomon and Maggie Thornton explain how they're expanding Santa Fe style into other parts of the country and into the digital realm.
Vice, the multimedia company known for its in-your-face journalistic style, is expanding into fashion coverage by buying the British style publication i-D magazine.
In their second year of business, the success of their first line has seen their product line expand with styles from Chukkas to Chelsea boots.
Many other choreographers who chose to build their dances from simple, repetitive steps have expanded their styles of choreographic presentation and regularly collaborate with visual artists; Lucinda Childs, for example, has made pieces in conjunction with Sol LeWitt.
