Sentence examples for of appellations from inspiring English sources

In honor of Women's History Month in March, here's a refresher on the history of appellations.

The French system of appellations, and the Italian and Spanish systems as well, use the term "controlled appellations".

This range of appellations reflects the unstable identity of the swimmer, who suffers both class and sexual confusion.

But in the right hands, wines from even the most pedestrian of appellations can achieve wondrous beauty.

To the south lies the Mediterranean, and the big, bold, sunny reds of appellations like Châteauneuf-du-Pape, based largely on the grenache grape.

Because the names designating many of the Uralic peoples have never been standardized, a wide range of appellations is encountered in references to these groups.

Bryan's Sol Rouge Cabernet Sauvignon 2005, made with Beckstoffer's To- Kalon and Dr. Crane vineyard grapes, was selected to receive top honors as "Best-of-Appellation" by Appellation America.

"Miz Ofri," he'd always call out to me from the waiting room, his choice of appellation an endearing mix of Southern manners and the reality of Bronx casual.

Spring has sprung; another bevy of choice vintages (the vineyard recently scored five gold medals, including a double gold for its 2007 chardonnay, from a "best of appellation" tasting panel in Napa) is birthing on cue.

In this tract the rules of appellation are in fact specific kinds of rules of restriction.

The doctrine of appellation could thus be used to diagnose familiar fallacies.