Sentence examples for more vine from inspiring English sources

Sixty vines were used for the analysis; twelve vines were omitted due to missing values in one or more vine fractions.

Nick Bilton of the NYT noticed just a few days ago that there seem to be more Vine shares on Twitter than Instagram for the first time ever, thanks to a handy graph from Topsy Analytics.

"I need some more vines!" he bellowed.

"When we join, we will buy more land and grow more vines".

No more vines are poisoned, and the profits at DRC, the oenophile's ultimate status symbol, grow healthier than ever.

They'll just keep making more vines and baby fruits unless you shout "Last call!" as loudly as possible.

By leasing additional acreage and planting more vines in stages, they raised the output at the 13-acre winery to 9,000 cases last year.

I think in the years to come you will see a lot more vines in the ground in Tasmania, as well as a lot more varieties".

But the suffering in places like Mildura and nearby Renmark in South Australia is a sign that the industry fell victim to its own success.Flushed with growing demand for Australian wines, a grape shortage and soaring grape prices, growers rushed to plant more vines in the late 1990s.

One positive effect he envisages in the coming decades is that as the climate gets warmer, more vines can be planted, possibly making the region's growth area as extensive as it was before the ravages of phylloxera in the late 1800s.

The resulting interest persuaded them to plant more vines and Roberts believes that by 2015 English vineyards will be producing four million bottles of sparkling wine a year – double the amount of still wine and a far cry from the 250,000 bottles they were turning out at the millennium.