Sentence examples for wine mark from inspiring English sources
Two kids, two jobs, out all hours, and she's got that big horrible port wine mark on her face.
Shouldn't you know how to feed yourself without a drive-thru? 3. You'll save money Though there's a good chance you're single if you never learned to cook (see point #1), a home cooked meal is a much cheaper date night (or singles night) than dinner for two at Chez Fancy -- particularly with the 150% wine mark up common at most restaurants.
From the well-calibrated service led by manager Maurice Camm to the modest wine mark-ups, there is a lot to like about the Fleece.
The Percée du Vin Jaune — literally, the piercing of the yellow wine — marks the opening of the latest batch of this cult wine, whose minerally taste some compare to sherry.
WINSPID (wine sales per inventory dollar) is the product of wine mark-up and inventory turnover ratio.
Tips For Taste When shopping for a domestic sparkler, look for wines marked "traditional method," "classic method" or "méthode champenoise".
On the Left Bank, most of my favorites were from the Pauillac and Saint-Julien appellations; there, chateaus like Gruaud-Larose, Pichon-Longueville and Pichon-Longueville Pichon-Longueville Comtesseesh, elegant wines, markedeby the purity of the bLalandery and black currant fruit flavors.
South Africa's winemakers are discovering that Chenin can produce lovely wines marked by orange blossom, persimmon and mineral notes along with dry, bracing acidity.
How did the Haggadah pick up a wine stain, cat's hair or saltwater mark?
Tom Wilkinson's fastidious, wine-loving mark is underwritten and underseen, while the gorgeous Ruth Negga never convinces as either a drug addict (those plump arms and glowing cheeks!) or — given their clear age difference — Foley's love interest.
Eating in, you can also drink from Edwina's wine cellar: mark-ups are modest, around £5, and she carries many interesting, non-supermarket wines, including one from Lebanese producer Chateau Musar.
