Sentence examples for memorable vintage from inspiring English sources
If the rest of the wines from 2001 are anywhere near as sumptuous, it will be a memorable vintage.
He played Michael Brimm, long-suffering attorney for the detective hero Jake, in "City of Angels," a 1976 television series based on the film "Chinatown" and memorable for its 1930s vintage Los Angeles cars and costumes.
Another way to make your gift more memorable is to consider an older vintage.
Vintage glamour like Julia Roberts's memorable Valentino of 2001 (was it that long ago?) was conspicuously absent.
The image of a young Ewan McGregor running down the street in skinny jeans, bomber jacket and vintage T-shirt is pretty memorable even without that now much-parodied "choose life" monologue running over the top.
Vintage neon, he said, helps make businesses memorable.
Seeing them chat about neural networks inside the smoky eyeworks laboratory, while above us strippers danced on platforms, and outside costumed midgets smashed vintage cars with baseball bats, was truly memorable.
When the talk turns to vintages, most wine enthusiasts quickly recall some memorable Bordeaux like 1945, 1961 or 1982.
The struggling German side may, probably, be the weakest team left in the competition and this was hardly a vintage European performance from City but it was hugely memorable one nonetheless.
The down-to-earth wines recommended here are mostly from the 1997 vintage, a very good year in Bordeaux if not a memorable one.
CHARLES GOULD, a lawyer whose collection of more than 100 vintage cars, motorcycles and scooters fills two warehouses here, recounted a memorable brush with law enforcement.
