Sentence examples for volume of wine from inspiring English sources
Used to measure the speed and total volume of wine being pumped through the attachment.
They can produce almost double the volume of wine per hectare, and quality can vary.
It is impossible to buy up large swaths of land, and even if one did, the plots simply do not yield a great volume of wine.
Over all, the auction raised €5.9 million for charity — a record amount, despite the fact that the volume of wine sold was down substantially.
PAGE A15 BUSINESS FOR AUSTRALIAN VINTNERS, More Has Become Less Once the great international success story of the wine business, the Australian wine industry is now selling a greater volume of wine at increasingly lower prices.
(tajhotels.com/jivaspas) October Hong Kong has fast become the wine capital of Asia — last year, it surpassed both New York and London in volume of wine sales — and the city's international Wine and Dine Festival is becoming Asia's most popular culinary event.
In addition, the EU accepted to increase by 10 times the volume of wines imported from Moldova, following the Russian embargoes on wines and vegetables.
In 1615 Kepler used the occasion of a practical problem to produce a theoretical treatise on the volumes of wine barrels.
Still, it is perhaps more insidious, because it involves vastly greater volumes of wine and because it originated in Burgundy itself, rather than in a far-off counterfeiter's workshop.
A month after launching the range, notonthehighstreet.com posted an image of one of her personalised wine glasses on their Facebook page – marks denoting small, medium and large volumes of wine are etched into the glass, along with the captions "good day", "bad day", and "don't ask".
In his Nova Stereometria of 1615, a work actually written as an aid in calculating the volumes of wine casks, he regards curves as being infinilateral polygons, and solid bodies as being made up of infinitesimal cones or infinitesimally thin discs (see Baron [1987], pp. 108 116; Boyer [1969], pp. 106 110).
