| To serve, add rustic Tuscan touches with a gorgeous bunch of grapes, dried figs, walnuts, clementine oranges, and honey. |
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| In one picture she's got a bunch of grapes, in the other she has a jug of wine that has spilled on to an exquisitely rendered cloth. |
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| The warning came after undercover officers bought a bunch of grapes from him in imperial weight. |
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| A bunch of grapes hangs from its vine branch over a melon, an orange and some oysters laid out on the stone ledge of a niche. |
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| The Sun, with all those planets revolving around it, and depending on it, can still ripen a bunch of grapes as though it had nothing else in the Universe to do. |
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| The bunch of grapes is medium sized and consists of small, round grapes which are yellowy-green in colour. |
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| Brown a small bunch of grapes in a pan, lay on the brioche, add a few grains of rock salt and coarse ground pepper for the crunchiness. |
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| Buckfast comes in an attractive bottle illustrated with a friendly looking bunch of grapes. |
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| Some martyrs arriving in paradise may regard a bunch of grapes as a letdown. |
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| It expresses Crédit Agricole's exclusive focus at the time on the agricultural sector, depicting a horseshoe, a bunch of grapes and ears of corn. |
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| Splendid work of ironwork with decoration of bunch of grapes and vineleaves. |
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| Made by directly pressing the entire bunch of grapes of the Listan Blanco variety, it is grown at the highest altitudes in the region. |
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| From the top to the bottom of the vineyard slopes, altitude, sun and wind influence every bunch of grapes. |
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| I got a lovely glass lamp there, which looks like a bunch of grapes. |
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| Picking your way through a bunch of grapes takes quite a long time. |
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| The sun, with all those planets revolving around it and dependent on it, can still ripen a bunch of grapes as if it had nothing else in the universe to do. |
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| Labelling: Each bunch of grapes will be given a label bearing the European PDO symbol, the name 'Vlaams-Brabantse tafeldruif' and the name of the grower or his holding. |
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| This bunch of grapes which I am holding in my hand will go into a glass. |
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| The smoke forms ghost-like hands that float through the room, clinging to a number of household items, including a lamp, a couch, a bunch of grapes and a child's teddy bear. |
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| The bunch of grapes symbolizes Turquant, in the Loire Valley, and Anjou, the wine country from where the family's ancestor, François Nau, originated. |
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| This example shows a stylised ear of corn and bunch of grapes. |
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| The wineglass is replaced by the Latin letter L decorated with a bunch of grapes which is still firmly held by two lions who symbolize strength and success. |
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| They interweave exuberantly, revealing a bunch of grapes. |
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| The cylindrical bunch of grapes sometimes has two fins. |
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| Click the shutter on a bunch of grapes or a bottle of ketchup. |
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| For example in the scene in which one of the guys in the neighbourhood passes to tell that Mitchel can work at his father's place, he brings along a bunch of grapes, which makes him look like a Greek God. |
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