Sentence examples for grape gives from inspiring English sources

THE pinot noir grape gives us some of the world's finest red wines.

The grape gives structure and weight.

The recipe for the grapes gives more than you need here but there's not really much point making less.

The annual struggle of the grapes gives Champagne the blend of fruit, intensity and acidity that distinguishes it from all other sparkling wines, but it also makes the Champagne business a risky proposition.

Seventy-five percent garnacha (grenache) grapes give the blend a Rhone inflection; 25 percent tempranillo, its Iberian hue.

It may well have been sour grapes, given his insistence that United were superior and should have won.

Among Mr. Grasso's 139.5 million grapes were 5 million grapes given as a bonus for presiding over the exchange after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Except for sparkling roses, which are made by blending a small amount of red wine into the base white wine, still roses are usually produced from red grapes given short maceration.

Their first bottle of wine was made from bags of Concord grapes given to them by friends, hand-squashed in their apartment bathtub and served in a Pepsi bottle.

Pecan-crusted rainbow trout with sautéed grapes is about as adventurous as Mr. Mahon gets, and it works just fine, the grapes giving off little explosions of juice and sweetness that play off against the mild fish and a tart lemon-butter sauce.

Upon analysis, however, the reasoning for Salesforce's call for regulatory intervention appears very weak on antitrust grounds, and it seems to be more about sour grapes, given that Microsoft outbid Salesforce for LinkedIn – fair and square.