Sentence examples for the appellation of from inspiring English sources

In his brusque way, he rejects the appellation of hero.

His many amours earned him the appellation of le vert galant ("the gay old spark").

Under the government's geographical classification system, our own wine — Château Pécachard — carries the appellation of Bergerac.

Metellus (now with the appellation of "Macedonicus"), having delayed with his army, marched against Critolaus and defeated him in Locris.

One of the book conservators even goes by the appellation of "The Bug Lady," reflecting her training in entomology.

Christina Warren, writing at Mashable, wondered whether Apple had opted for the appellation of "rose gold" as a way to avoid using the overtly girly "p" word.

In recent years, young winemakers, frustrated by the high price of land elsewhere in France, have set up shop in the rugged back country of Languedoc, in the appellations of Faugeres, St.-Chinian, Minervois, Corbieres and the Cotes de Roussillon.

I've always sought out the wines of Chinon, but while exploring the appellations of Bourgueil and its neighbor to the northwest, St. Nicolas-de-Bourgueil, I found many good bottles as well.

In addition, various distilled beverages (generically called mescal, including the appellations of origin Tequila, Bacanora and Raicilla) are prepared with fermented cooked stems.

I believe the after-the-fact appellation of "Greatest Generation" results far less from what young people in that era did than from the realization that American society today is not measuring up — neither morally nor intellectually.

Working-class residents into the 1930's resisted the fancy appellation of the Village and continued to call the place the Lower West Side.