Sentence examples for mean red wine from inspiring English sources

Cancer Research UK has a great blogpost about why this doesn't mean red wine is protective against cancer.

Romance doesn't have to mean red wine and chocolate.

The race is a throwback to when "doping meant red wine with eggs," said Roland Wolbold, 65, a racing-bike mechanic who drove 620 miles from Stuttgart, Germany, to participate.

Given this finding, one would expect the mean United States white wine Pb concentrations to not be materially different from mean United States red wine Pb concentrations.

This is food meant for red wine.

They were often good: excellent Italian fare, thanks in part to fresh tomatoes and basil; a devoted expatriate clientele demanded serious Japanese; and a century of French colonialism meant that pâté, red wine and onion soup were vernacular dishes.

This is an everyday red wine meant for the dinner table, Palmer says.

The bottom line: darkness in a red wine may mean a lot of things, but only rarely does darker mean better.

"I brought him a bottle of red wine — I mean really expensive red wine — to impress him," Mr. Martins said of a meeting at his office.

"What's that supposed to mean?" "It's something about red wine.

The mean Pb content of international red and white wines were 33.9 μg/L (n = 282) and 35.7 μg/L (n = 118), respectively, while the mean Pb content of domestic red wine was 4.4 μg/L (n = 61).