Sentence examples for wine time from inspiring English sources

Then 7.30 is wine time and everyone trundles off home.

Why anybody'd want to give a decent bottle of wine time to rest is beyond me.

Their nightly cocktail hours, which they called "wine time," escalated into arguments that ended in broken glass and blood.

4 p.m. 8. Wine Time These days wineries are almost as ubiquitous in the Hill Country as those ranch windmills that look like tall tin daisies.

Baraka's Dutchman and The Slave (1964) effectively dramatized racial confrontation, while Bullins's In the Wine Time (1968) made use of "street" lyricism.

His first full-length play, In the Wine Time (produced 1968), examines the scarcity of options available to the black urban poor.

Though their father was raised a Mormon, they say they will have a glass of wine from time to time, and tweeted about their favorite summer cocktail.

Fine architecture, like wine, needs time to ripen.

For the simple reason that whiskey, like great wine, takes time to make well.

In another Fleming joke, two middle-aged female friends are sitting side by side, drinking wine this time.

Drinkers feel "completely out of their depth" when it comes to trying new wines, with a majority "choosing the same wine every time they eat out".