Sentence examples for terrific red from inspiring English sources
Last, there is the busily berried Tesco Chilean Merlot (16.5 points, £2.98), a terrific red of roasted exuberance yet elegance.
After a safety battle, McGill potted a terrific red to the middle pocket and was away on a victory charge, firing in a brilliant 82 before Selby offered a warm handshake.
A rare athlete with remarkably soft hands and great reach, he will be a terrific red zone target and, combined with AJ Green and Jermaine Gresham, gives Cincinnati quite the menacing set of options of offense.
It involves grass-fed beef from Arizona for the hanger steak, which is served in a terrific red wine and shallot sauce, and organic poultry for the roasted chicken, which comes with lemon-flavored couscous.
{"The knees seem familiar, but I can't place the face".} An excellent dinner is almost overshadowed by a terrific red wine from Quinta do Carmo, a local vineyard recently taken over by Lafite-Rothschild.
Wahl and her bakers make terrific red velvet cakes and cupcakes — and the cookies are great too, not least because there are not one but two versions of the chocolate chip cookies: a chewy version and a crispy one.
The house beers at chicken restaurant, Whyte & Brown, meanwhile, are brewed by Macclesfield's terrific Red Willow.
It came with a terrific roasted red pepper and orange flower hollandaise that was just different enough from a classic aioli to command attention.
The wine list offers the opportunity for an easygoing, inexpensive education in Austrian wines, from Gruener Veltliners to Blaufraenkisches, among them a terrific spicy red that is fun to say aloud — Heinrich's Pannobile Rot.
"I just want to be wanted," Hill told me on a snowy April night, as we sipped his latest (terrific) Flanders red, Prolegomena, a collaboration with the Boston-area brewer Will Meyers, of Cambridge Brewing Company.
We ordered ostrich carpaccio and grilled calamari, chicken Kiev, Karoo lamb, duck and marinated springbok, all accompanied by two terrific bottles of red Rupert-Rothschild.
