Sentence examples for those appellations from inspiring English sources

In any case, both of those appellations are emblazoned on the new building.

And one of the senator's great charms is that he wore those appellations proudly.

The best way to get a handle on all those appellations is to divide them by grape variety.

A fourth designation, Santa Barbara County, is used when the grapes are grown outside those appellations, or when the grapes come from more than one appellation.

Washington, Jefferson, John Jay, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, and many other brave and good men have worn those appellations, and I hate to see them now worn by wretches who, instead of being rebels against slavery, are actually rebelling against the principles of human liberty and progress, for the hell-black purpose of establishing slavery in its most odious form".

Her EP, See.SZA.Run, which came out in the States last year and gets a release here next month, is the next logical step for indie or alt R&B – and we use those appellations because we haven't heard a sound this far out on an equivalent major label release since the glory days of Aaliyah and Timbaland.

Less than half of those are appellations of origin.

Then there are those whose appellations -- and interiors -- are more elusive, places like Chthonic Clash, a two-month-old coffee house with an eclectic mix of furniture, from a Victorian settee to a 1960's stereo chair.

I particularly remember those from the appellation Minervois.

He has defended, among many others, the appellations Superman, Chanel & Ultrasuede against those who would make free with them.

With only 50 hectares of vines, Quarts-de-Chaume is one of those postcard-size appellations that dot the French winemaking map.