Sentence examples for mineral white from inspiring English sources

Start with the complex, intensely mineral white, then move on to the fragrant, rosé-like fanino.

Select a bracing, mineral white from the Sicilian slopes, and settle in.

Then to Sardinia and Corsica, with their different minglings of French and Italian winemaking traditions and grape varieties, and to Sicily's ethereal red and mineral white renaissance.

The two mansengs are also found in Producteurs Plaimont's dessert wine Saint Albert Pacherenc du Vic Bilh 2011 (£14.26, 37.5cl, Corney & Barrow), while petit manseng joins petit corbu for the mineral white from Alain Brumont's Bouscassé.

A series of experiments is carried out on a two-phase flow loop using mineral white oil and tap water.

One of the smoky, peachy, mineral whites made from fiano, such as Mastroberardino Fiano di Avellino 2013 (£14.95, Wine Direct) would make a fine foil for the rice dish.

Analyses stratified by smoking status showed that ORs were generally larger among non-smokers than smokers, especially for cutting, cooling, or lubricating oils; antifreeze and coolants; and mineral or white spirits (Table 3).

Self-reported exposures to paint strippers; cutting, cooling, or lubricating oils; antifreeze or coolants; mineral or white spirits; and dry cleaning agents each appeared to be associated with a 60 90% higher risk.

In an additional model including all three exposures among the nonsmokers, the ORs were 3.9 for cutting, cooling, or lubricating oils; 1.9 for antifreeze and coolants; and 2.9 for mineral or white spirits; none was statistically significant (data not shown).

Workplace agents with potential relations to ALS in our data included paint strippers; cutting, cooling, or lubricating oils; antifreeze and coolants; mineral or white spirits; and dry cleaning agents.

Exposure to paint strippers; cutting, cooling, or lubricating oils; antifreeze or coolants; mineral or white spirits; or dry cleaning agents was each associated with a 1.6- to 1.9-fold risk of ALS, although only the association with cutting, cooling, or lubricating oils achieved statistical significance (Table 3).