Sentence examples for the vineyard of from inspiring English sources

Sherry-Lehmann offers a simple red Burgundy, La Digoine, 1983, from the vineyard of Aubert de Villaine for $7.49.

Dale thought of himself as a labourer in the vineyard of the Lord, as a member of Israel building up a "heavenly New Jerusalem".

But one reason I didn't long for Martha's Vineyard this past summer was that the Vineyard of my memory no longer exists.

There was the historicity of materials (H2O And The Waters of Forgetfulness, 1985), literacy (ABC, The Alphabetisation Of The Popular Mind, 1988, co-written with Barry Sanders) and the origins of book-learning (In The Vineyard Of The Text, 1993).

The Israeli writer-director Eran Riklis's film is, one supposes, intended as a modern reworking of the Old Testament story of Ahab, the King of Israel, who covets the vineyard of his neighbour, Naboth the Jezreelite.

But some of those closest to him insist that Benedict, who famously described himself as a "simple, humble worker in the vineyard of the Lord", had been hoping for a quiet retirement.

Then there are the vineyards, of course.

The vineyards of Concha y Toro offer one such opportunity.

The vineyards of the islands produce several varieties of wines.

Marc owns the vineyards of La Roselle, at Satigny.

IF YOU GO A car is essential for touring the vineyards of the Côte d'Or.