Sentence examples for vine finds from inspiring English sources

Freshness is paramount: a week off the vine finds okra tough and fibrous.

But working with zinfandel seemed a smart way to examine the nature of terroir — "a French term that essentially means the whole environment that the vine finds itself in," Ms. Long explained — because the grape is so especially responsive.

Vine found that decisions had been chaotic.

And no wonder Vine found it so bewildering: it didn't seem to have a single £750 "Loire table", just one of the many items that the Goves tried to put on the public's credit card.

Vine found space on the right to send over a perfect cross for Craig to head down beyond Craig Samson.

The plant, a vine found in the Cuban jungle, displays a special, dish-shaped leaf above its flowers to make itself more conspicuous to the sonar of bats, which the plant needs to spread its pollen.

In his latest report,, on the UKBA's handling of legacy asylum and migration cases, Mr Vine found a third of letters from lawyers and MPs were repeat requests for information about ongoing asylum cases.

The majority of these species are vines found in Central or South America, with rare occurrence in North America, Southeast Asia and Australia.

Lavaud gave up the world of hedge fund margins for the satisfaction of filling his fingernails with mud and sand and risking lumbago in his arrangement of several tons of slate slabs that certain varieties of charming weeds and vines find comfort and sustenance.

The 21 species of Stenogyne are mainly perennial vines found in lower elevation, mesic-wet forests to higher elevation, subalpine woodland.

The serving brigadier also warned that with just one battalion formed of soldiers from both 1 RRF and 2 RRF, the fusiliers would "wither on the vine" and find their role in operations undermined.