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Discover Ludwig"wild grapes" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of grape that grows in the wild, or to describe an arbitrary situation that is chaotic or unpredictable. For example: "The children ran wild through the vineyard, picking and eating wild grapes along the way."
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"Wild grapes," he corrected himself.
Of Vinland, Adam of Bremen wrote in 1070, "There grow wild grapes".
Cultivated grapes have almost as much genetic diversity as wild grapes.
Hóp is a summer camp where the explorers find wild grapes and fine lumber.
Along the route, he often points out interesting sights: wild grapes, animal footprints, a little bone on the ground.
Brandon Jack, 47, and Jennifer Goggin, 44, lived with their puppy, Miss Brodie, beneath a canopy of wild grapes.
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But varieties of wild grape are hardy across the country.
We let three wild grape shrubs and a hemlock bush grow to tree size.
In summer a jungle of honeysuckle, wild grape and daylilies clogs any gaps between the huge trees that line the roads like the walls of a chute.
The stream has no name on maps, but the scientists, thinking of the prickling briars and entangling wild grape vines, call it Agony Creek.
As he tells Ms. Prather, a 1960 drawing of wild grape leaves reminds him of summer in Springs, on eastern Long Island.
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