Sentence examples for grain wine from inspiring English sources

An important railway and road junction, the city has a considerable transit trade in timber, grain, wine, spirits, and honey.

Greek colonization thus gave birth to the regular international exchange of the Mediterranean Triad: grain, wine, and olive oil.

The "immense... entirely plain and unornamented" warehouses through which Woolf meanders are stacked with "timber, iron, grain, wine, sugar, paper, tallow, fruit - whatever the ship has gathered from the plains, from the forests, from the pastures of the whole world".

By 1700 Afrikaner grain, wine, and fruit farms were scattered along the eastern foot of Table Mountain (which overlooks Table Bay) as well as along the western foot of the small mountain ranges 30 40 miles (50 65 km) to the east.

This includes the impact on the prices of food, grain, wine and cattle, and on changes in wages and the labour market.

Salutations, prayers, and sacrifices such as grain, wine, and honey are offered to him (the name badnjak is of masculine gender in Serbian); he is consistently treated not as a tree but as a person.

The lucrative trade in grain, wines, and finished wool was threatened, and the market-fairs lost some of their importance.

Fried eggs are replaced with frugal grains, wine with water, stupendous suppers with salads.

Reasonable validity and reproducibility of the assessments of food sources of lignans, including whole grains, wine, coffee, fruits, and vegetables, have been demonstrated in validation studies (8).

There's organic fruit and veg, dairy and eggs from local farms, wheatgrass juice, cheeses, grains, wines, teas, herbs and, as you would expect from a shop attached to a bistro, some delicious pre-cooked goodies to take home.

Though the European Union managed to dispense with its butter stocks in 2007, surpluses of grain and wine still exist.