Sentence examples for that the appellation from inspiring English sources

The alternative explanation is that the appellation represents the memory of the Koromanti clan, a subgroup of the Asante people of Ghana.

India protested Ricetec's claim to the term basmati, and insisted that the appellation should be reserved for rice grown in a specific region in India.

A case in point is the Sonoma Coast of California, a region so unwieldy and with so many perspectives on what it is and what it can be that the appellation is all but useless.

Usually such exhibitions herd together disparate artists with any amount of Native American blood in their veins, the idea being that the appellation belongs to anyone who claims the ancestry.

For as long as anyone can remember, France has been ferocious about making sure that the appellation "Champagne" is given only to particular wines grown in its province of Champagne.

It was at Sinai that the appellation "the chosen people" was first introduced.

By that time, the appellation's young vineyards will have started to mature and their novice managers, some of whom were raised to farm wheat and sweet onions, not grapes, will have honed their skills.

First, that known by the appellation IN ANTIS, which the Greeks call ναὸς ἐν παραστάσι; then the PROSTYLOS, PERIPTEROS, PSEUDODIPTEROS, DIPTEROS, HYPÆTHROS.

The vineyards of Getariako Txakolina, one of three sub-zones that make up the appellation, are planted on bluffs above the blue-blue Bay of Biscay just west of San Sebastian and its thrilling restaurants.

We also had eight Vins de Pays (VdP) wines that don't conform to the appellation rules for one reason or another.

There are solid St.-Estèphes from the northern reaches of that appellation that, on occasion, display the silkiness of a great Margaux or roundness of a good St.-Julien, and there are St.-Juliens that in some years can pass for Pauillacs or even Pomerols, from far to the east.