Sentence examples for youngest batch from inspiring English sources

Distillers may use a variety of batches in their whiskey; an age on the label indicates the youngest batch in the bottle.

Some vineyards have adopted the youngest batch of AOC classifications developed in the late 1990s, while other vineyards eschew designated blends entirely and are instead shifting toward bottling single varietal wines, a practice increasingly demanded by consumers in the large New World wine market.

Many of them — Sarah Silverman, Greg Proops, Nick Swardson — still perform there, along with a younger batch.

The Frame section of the Frieze Art Fair, curated by Cecilia Alemani and Rodrigo Moura, made space for experimentation on the fair's fringes in the form of 25 solo artist presentations presented by a younger batch of international galleries.

So did Aécio Neves, candidate of the centre-right Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB), who tweeted of "an irreparable and incomprehensible loss".The 49-year-old Mr Campos was widely seen as one of the few bright spots among the younger batch of Brazilian political leaders.

So did Aécio Neves, the candidate of the centre-right Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB), who tweeted of an "irreparable and incomprehensible" loss.The 49-year-old Mr Campos was seen as one of the few bright spots among the younger batch of Brazilian political leaders (see article).

He's moved on now, to a newer, younger batch.

If you have a younger batch of eggs or larvae in the breeding tank, move the larger shrimp out after 3 to 4 weeks.

And more importantly we've got a new batch of young docs in, fresh meat.

"There's a whole new batch of young people we've brought in, because we want to keep feeding our system," Mr. Griffin said, naming as one example Alex Wagner, a writer for The Huffington Post.

Murdoch's new batch of young customers are a veritable goldmine, but they are also notoriously fickle.