Sentence examples for to wining from inspiring English sources
noun
An alcoholic beverage made by fermenting the juice of grapes.
- Wine is stronger than beer.
Officials put out the welcome mat, and were open to wining and dining.
Never mind that I'd returned to wining and dining, with renewed vigor.
But Cuomo, who devotes a lot of time to wining, dining and wheedling legislators, is far more deft at carrots, sticks and baby-talk than President Obama is.
There are also details to be worked out covering the corn-based gasoline additive ethanol, which is critical to wining political support for the bill from farm-state lawmakers.
In addition to wining TechCrunch Disrupt, the Beam team had raised around $420,000 in seed funding, and participated in Techstars Seattle's 2016 class.
Similarly, a RAE-centric and Obama-centric strategy doesn't add up to wining a majority of the Senate, where Democrats have an overwhelming majority of seats in states won by Obama, 41-11 but we still have to win some seats in the 24 states carried by Romney: if Landrieu loses, there are only 5 Democrats among those 48 Senate seats.
We are increasingly raising a glass to wine-themed travels.
"This is our go-to wine for versatility," he said.
What's your go-to wine in tough times?
Water-to-wine machine a hoax -- for charity.
