Sentence examples for the right appellation from inspiring English sources

Give it the right appellation, I suggested to Dan, and the tourists would be piling in.

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After her breakout performance as Broadway's first Evita, a performance that earned her the right to claim the appellation diva, she was offered Lady Macbeth at Lincoln Center.

Wines from Gigondas had been considered Côte du Rhônes until 1971, when the region was awarded the right to its own appellation.

In theory, this ought to have favored the wines of the "Right Bank" of Bordeaux — appellations like Saint-Emilion and Pomerol, to the east of the Gironde estuary — which rely heavily on merlot.

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

From a key producer in the variety's home appellation of Condrieu, in the northern Rhône, this is perfectly modulated, the waves of apricot and honeysuckle caught at just the right level of suavely charming ripeness.

As Aquinas and his followers conceived of it, things earn the appellation "right" when they align fully with the natural law.

A velvety wine, made mostly from merlot, from an underrated Right Bank appellation.

Since the 1950s, the appellation has grown explosively.