Phrases d'exemple en Anglais avec « grape »

I like grape jelly best.
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Ivo saw the grape.
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Tom bought three bottles of grape juice.
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I asked for grape juice.
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An obsession with novelty is causing wine drinkers to reject some of the finest traditional grape varieties in their search for exclusivity in the form of little known and rare wines.
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Wine is made from grape juice.
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We are drinking grape-banana juice.
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The grape harvest is done manually.
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That isn't wine. It's grape juice.
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He carried the grapes in baskets, threw them into the wine-press, trod them, and then helped to draw off the wine into the jars; while she prepared food for the grape-gatherers, and brought them some wine of the previous year so that they might quench their thirst.
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Sometimes with rod and line they would angle the fish which swim among the rocks; sometimes with their dogs and nets they would catch the hares which had fled from the vineyards, terrified by the noise of the grape gatherers.
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Heated and emboldened by the juice of the grape they now engaged in an amorous strife, and swore perpetual affection and fidelity to one another.
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That isn't wine. It's only grape juice.
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That isn't wine. It's just grape juice.
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A raisin is a dried grape.
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Would you like to drink a glass of grape juice?
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Elsewhere, are the rose, Bastard Corinths, the Elder and the Juniper. Also the vine, which puts out branches and tendrils, vine leaves and bunches of grapes, on the stalk of which are grapes, which contain grape stones.
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I love fruit loops, especially the grape ones.
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The stink bug can hide in wine grape clusters and then taint the juice when the grapes are crushed.
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Tying his foal to the vineyard, and his ass, O my son, to the vine, he shall wash his robe in wine, and his garment in the blood of the grape.
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Do not mistake wine for grape juice.
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They also use onion skins, apple, grape and mulberry leaves to create different shades of yellow.
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This is grape juice.
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"This is wine from our own grape," explained Tom, filling a glass from the wood.
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"This is wine from our own grape," explained Tom, filling a glass from the barrel.
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You have a grape.
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That's not wine. It's grape juice.
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That's not wine. It's only grape juice.
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That's not wine, but just grape juice.
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The grape harvest was fairly good this year; the winegrowers couldn't have expected better.
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The grape harvest was fairly good this year. The winegrowers couldn't have expected better.
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That's not wine. It's just grape juice.

Tom drank orange juice, and Mary drank grape juice.

A grape went down my windpipe.

"I'm thirsty!" complained Mary. Tom stood up and left the room without saying a word. A little while later he returned with a bottle of grape juice and a glass, setting them down on the table in front of her.

Like most white Burgundy wine, it is made entirely from the Chardonnay grape.

Ziri asked Rima to teach him how to make grape juice.

Ziri made some delicious grape juice.

Ziri added a little bit of water to the grape juice.

This grape juice looks beautiful.

Ziri stirred the grape juice up.

Ziri served us some delicious fresh grape juice.

Ziri drank Rima's delicious fresh grape juice.

In another video, she uses grape skins to dye white cloth, sews a flowing purple maxi-dress, and dances in her beautiful, spacious country house.

It's not wine. It's just grape juice.

The grape that I picked is very sour.

This grape is succulent.

I'd like grape juice.

During fermentation, sweet grape juice slowly turns into a dryer and more complex tasting wine.

It's the 18th of May of 2025. After 20:00, I headed walking to Tim Hortons café to enjoy an Orange Pekoe Tea with oat milk. In my lime green sack with a green lizard image thereon, I brought two books to the café to read, one Esperanto, one Interlingua: Tra Lando de Indianoj, by Tibor Sekelj, and Contos in Interlingua, by Sven Frank. Green and Blue, they are. The Esperanto book is a tale about life in the jungles of Red Indians in Brazil. The Interlingua book is a collection of children's tales. It was still before sunset. Arriving home, I saw that family Filipino friends Perlita and Glenn were talking to Mama in the dining room. They brought a fruit tray that includes red watermelon chunks, grape bunches, orange slices, etc. They brought also Philippine spaghetti and Philippine pancit noodles. We talked about rich chains like Tim Hortons, 7-Eleven, A&W, etc. and how so high the rental is for retail stores on Lulu Island, so that two 7-Eleven stores have closed in our neighbourhood; they stood for over 40 years!

We say "grape", and you say "grape variety".

In the wild countrey of the South, wherein the sunne beateth mightily upon the sandes, there liveth a people both ancient and wise, that feed upon divers creatures, such as the stranger would marvell at. For whereas our tables are garnished with bread, with fleshe, and with wine, their sustenance is found in the very bowels of the earth and in the flights of the aire. Chiefest among these meats is the Witchetty Grubbe, the fat larva of a moth, which hideth it selfe in the roote of the Acacia. With a staffe the women digge the grounde, and plucke forth this white worme of notable bignes. Some eat it raw, even then when it is taken from the roote, saying it hath the taste of almond or of the yolke of an egge. Others do cast it into the fire, so that the skinne is made crisp and the inside savoury, like unto the flesh of a bird well roasted. Thus doth the desert yeeld a dish both wholesome and strong. No lesse esteemed is the Honie Ant, whose belly is swolne with sweet licour, for shee serveth as a living vessel of nectar. The children plucke them gently from the earth, and at the biting of their bellies they finde a drinke more pleasant than the cuppe of grape. A small thing it is, yet of great delight.

He drank a grape juice.