Sentence examples for succulent grapes from inspiring English sources

Succulent grapes, new-crop apples, quinces, pomegranates and persimmons are all parading their cool-weather costumes.

One virtue of "Pan's Labyrinth" is its sound design, which discards any hint of the ethereal by turning up the volume on small, supercharged noises: the creak of the Captain's leather gloves as he flexes his fists, the nighttime complaints of floorboard and rafter, or Ofelia's teeth biting into a succulent grape.

Food is sourced locally, much from Papadouris's sprawling orchard in the valley where visitors can, in season, pick walnuts, oranges or the succulent seeded grapes known as verigo – short for the colonial English appreciation "very good", jokes Papadouris.

It is the realm of poetry in which the fairy king, Oberon, and his mischievous servant speak in lush images of green figs and purple grapes, butterfly wings and succulent sacs of honey.

Richard Olsen-Harbich, the winemaker, deftly captured the richness of 2010 grapes in Bedell's aromatic, succulent Taste Red ($60), a special-occasion treat.

ROMORANTIN, another ancient grape from the Touraine, can make utterly succulent whites that are perfect balances between sharp citrus freshness and rounded floral, honeyed flavors.

Paired with grapes, blue cheese (or feta!) and toasted hazelnuts, the succulent fennel-roasted apples make every bite of this autumn salad a true celebration of fall's bounty.

It was skillfully cooked, crunchy and properly crisp on the outside, succulent on the inside and covered with a salad of arrugula, cucumbers, grape tomatoes and tropea red onions.

When he talks of his childhood, the first thing he mentions is the fruit: grapes from the vine, barberries, pomegranates and figs that he considers the most succulent in the world.

Succulent and powerful, this aromatic white comes from chardonnay, chasselas, gewürztraminer, muscat, pinot blanc, riesling and sylvaner grapes.

"Succulent Bivalves".