Sentence examples for their appellations from inspiring English sources

The teams from around the world had to identify the wines' countries of origin, the grape varieties used in them, their appellations and their vintages.

But they attest their tribal relations by their appellations, which are commonly drawn from the name of the tribe and not of the town itself; to this day Amiens, Paris, and others perpetuate the memory of tribes like the Ambiani and the Parisii.

Conservatives, by contrast, have evinced no such reluctance about their appellation.

However, state actors insisted on state neutrality regarding the regulation of theological content and concepts and therefore left it up to the Muslim community to choose their appellation.

What will their appellation be?

The greatest chardonnays — robust, creamy, fragrant, full-bodied and still French — offer a contrast in texture and taste with their party-hearty kin from California's Central Coast, which have finally and deservedly gotten their own appellations, or American Viticultural Areas.

Some things transcend their humble appellations: "chicken and dumplings" turns out to be airy spinach-and-ricotta malfatti and terrifically moist poultry.

The sortie on Friday included Tu-160 and Tu-95 airplanes, known by their NATO appellations as Blackjacks and Bears, according to a statement posted on the Russian Defense Ministry Web site.

The reason is that the First Label wines that currently command three figures a bottle are Premier Cru meaning wines from one of the five first-growth vineyards according to the 1855 Classification of Médoc and Graves and their respective appellations: Margaux, Latour, Haut-Brion, Lafite-Rothschild and Mouton-Rothschild.

They have not received the official seal of approval from the French winemaking authorities: their own appellation.

They've even earned their own appellation: incidentalomas, and that's what I was sure she had.