How To Use Grapevine In A Sentence
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The words of the grapevine say that they should just admit it already.
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But, the rumours are on the grapevine that there are still some very big fish out there to be caught.
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Also there were cornfields, grapevines, lemon trees, stands of bamboo, and forests of cactus.
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Other fields and cottage gardens grow grapevines on overhead trellises, the soil beneath the arches being densely planted with cabbages and other vegetables.
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It was a tangle of orange and lemon trees, looped with garlands of roses and flowering creepers, carpeted with a thousand fragrant, old-fashioned flowers, and arboured with grapevines, whose last year's leaves, though sparse, were still russet and gold: altogether a mere bright ribbon of beauty pinned like a lover's knot on a high shoulder of jutting rock.
The Guests Of Hercules
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Dance the grapevine step rocking undulation belly dancing move with press down arms using tips from a dance instructor in this free dance lesson video.
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To our knowledge, this tiny myxomycete is known only from moist chamber cultures of living tree and vine bark such as elms, grapevines, maples, oaks, red bud, red cedar, and yellow poplar.
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Then she said stiffly, `Well, since my friend didn't deign to tell me last night, I had to find out through the grapevine.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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At Osterley what are central fruiting grapevines in the carpet are foliate swags in the drawing.
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Sonoma County shimmers this month with fields full of red and gold grapevines and fat orange pumpkins.
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Then she said stiffly, `Well, since my friend didn't deign to tell me last night, I had to find out through the grapevine.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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Somehow she'd heard through the undependable (as always!) grapevine that he wanted to date her, which was a crazy idea, considering how he'd never felt like dating her in all the many years in high school he'd known her.
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Most houses make their own rakija," Ina told me, "If you have a house with a yard and grapevines you are making rakjia and wine.
Anna King: Drinking Rakija In The Tiger's Wife and Los Angeles
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Through the grapevine, I've heard that none of the agencies in Manchester have any placements.
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But sunshine and grapevines have done nothing to ease his disaffection.
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The Turtle grapevine did say that Svoboda has, over the years, provided advice to major Las Vegas casino owners on how to stop cheaters.
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Most of the routing is popular gambling routes, but the Grapevine route in California may be a real problem route.
Matthew Yglesias » Boehner Slams Mythical Vegas HSR Project, Ignores Ohio Rail Opportunity
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I would urge every fruit lover to plant grapevines and to use every available bunch for this nourishing, refreshing, and healthful drink.
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There may have been other games, those are the only we heard about on the grapevine.
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Grapevines and honeysuckle are the best vines to work with.
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The Mediterranean vegetable garden includes an old water tank as well as displays of rosemary, thyme, pumpkins, figs, globe artichokes, olives and grapevines.
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Most of the plants are climbers and have tendrils opposite leaves on the shoots, the grapevine being representative.
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Those include 200 acres of land adjacent to the estate that once had a nine-hole golf course designed by Arnold Palmer, a 900-acre vineyard and a failed real estate development where Kluge had planned to market luxury "farmettes" with their own grapevines.
Trump in talks to buy socialite Kluge's Charlottesville vineyard and estate
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Wore a mackinaw, was wringing wet to the skin, had one arm in a sling made of a wild grapevine, face slit up in ribbons as if he'd been fighting bears, limped as if he had stringhalt.
The Shagganappi
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Also checked out the Grapevine Museum, where I learned that Grapevine was once known as the cantaloupe capital of the world.
Statesman.com - Highschool
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The Macedonian army climbed out of the deserts and over the high Elburz Mountains towards a semi-tropical paradise full of fig trees, grapevines, and fields of grain.
Alexander the Great
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Make an herb wreath for the kitchen by wiring on fresh herbs to a grapevine wreath and adding chilies, bouquet garni, tiny terracotta pots and a big gingham bow.
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Cherry trees were in full bloom, grapevines grew everywhere, and giant patches of herbs surrounded a centre water feature complete with ducks and frogs.
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He suggests that if the applicants were conspirators they would not have used the Grapevine to receive incoming faxes.
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White ash, buckeye, shellbark hickory, honey locust, black cherry, and red and yellow oak claimed slightly better drained land, threaded by enormous tangles of grapevine and poison ivy.
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Some dolmas are made from cabbage leaves, grapevine, kale, or some other leaf large enough and softened enough by cooking that it can be wrapped around the little ball made of the filling.
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This confers a high level of architectural plasticity on the grapevine, enabling it to respond to environmental conditions.
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Or perhaps it refers to a curved knife for harvesting grapes (parra = cultivated grapevine) or doubtfully caper (alcaparra).
Machetes y guaparras
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I'm hearing through the grapevine that a priest is being allowed to see Terri
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One who walks in the woods at sunset sometimes hears it from a tangle of grapevine and bullbrier.
Ways of Wood Folk
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The stone and rough-sawn cedar pergola here will soon be ablush with climbing roses, Concord grapevines and winding honeysuckle.
Greenwich Time Most Viewed
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There are four days to go, and still many shows to see; still time for the Fringe grapevine to pick up on that undiscovered gem, spread the word and bless a doughty independent company with Fringe success.
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Indeed things are looking good for the centre; I have heard on the grapevine that the centre will be hosting a number of visitors over the months ahead.
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One of the vineyards has annual vegetables intercropped with grapevines.
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Dormant pruning of grapevines can be done at any time between leaf drop in the fall to budbreak in the spring.
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One of the vineyards has annual vegetables intercropped with grapevines.
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It attacks only grapevines, and kills vines by attacking their roots.
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Also there were cornfields, grapevines, lemon trees, stands of bamboo, and forests of cactus.
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The Mediterranean vegetable garden includes an old water tank as well as displays of rosemary, thyme, pumpkins, figs, globe artichokes, olives and grapevines.
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The deer continues moving past the cluster of grapevines I'm hiding in and now I can see her clearly.
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His footwork was excellent, not a step out of place, even on those fast, intricate grapevines in the beginning, his partnering was strong, and he played the dashing foxtrotting gentleman perfectly the way he glided over that floor.
Tonya Plank: Dancing With the Stars: The Musical Mambo Gets Marlee Matlin Booted (and Shannon Elizabeth Hangs On)
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The ocher yellow and cinnabar red walls, on the other hand, suggest Morocco, while the citrus and grapevines in containers evoke Italy.
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These days pear orchards and wine grapevines dot some of the hillsides.
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Marching (100x15)
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There are a few Ministers I don't think I've even heard speak in the course of the year, and the grapevine has it that a couple of them are destined for cushy posts in steamy climes to mellow out in their dotage.
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It has no grain or figs, grapevines or pomegranates.
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He describes the process by which a whisper on the grapevine becomes another name on his list of potential targets.
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Grape sugar is mainly composed of glucose and fructose, produced after sucrose hydrolysis by invertase during grapevine maturation.
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Hope to see cameo's in spiderman 3, heard through the grapevine we may see a few cameos, they didn't say who (i'm hoping x-men)
Filmstalker: X-Men the real ending
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Unpruned grapevines initially can produce more fruit than the vine can support; eventually they will grow into a tightly tangled maze of leaves and wood, producing little good-quality fruit.
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I heard through the grapevine that some of the field trip descriptions for the symposium were a little vague.
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The Mediterranean vegetable garden includes an old water tank as well as displays of rosemary, thyme, pumpkins, figs, globe artichokes, olives and grapevines.
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Cut three or four grapevine lengths, depending on the thickness of the vine for each pumpkin as a handle.
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That is because commercial grapevines are propagated from cuttings and are genetically identical clones.
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It was not until the spring of 1918 that angel rumours were again spread through the elaborate grapevine that had developed in the trenches of the Western Front.
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It attacks only grapevines, and kills vines by attacking their roots.
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Such measurements of hours of bright sunshine have limitations when applied to the study of climatology of grapevines.
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As you prune your grapevines, you also can propagate new plants to expand your orchard or share with friends.
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At the rear, there's a raggedy patch of garden, partly covered in grapevines.
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Wheat, grapevines, almonds, olives, and oranges were planted from the beginning.
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As soundbytes of gossip regarding imminent closures of galleries circulated through the grapevine in past months, I admit I panicked at first.
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I've heard through the grapevine that his editorial was actually the subject of discussion in a political science class on campus.
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The ocher yellow and cinnabar red walls suggest Morocco, while the citrus and grapevines in containers evoke Italy.
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It has no grain or figs, grapevines or pomegranates.
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Buckmaster cites the french horn glissando in the introduction to Marvin Gaye's I Heard It Through the Grapevine.
Elton John, the Beach Boys and the fine art of pop alchemy
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We have also had great success with grapevine cuttings and herb sprigs, such as basil and thyme.
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Around three months later the grapevine was buzzing with the news that Leanne was pregnant.
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There is a small enclosure concealed from the rest of the courtyard by two walls of grapevines and covered on top by more vines.
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I've heard the rumours on the grapevine, but am I the only coach to sign players in the summer?
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Though native, grapevines sometimes become too prolific and pull large trees over, causing a loss of shade, which many herbs need.
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We would never know exactly what had happened, but little pieces of information would trickle through the grapevine.
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Over the months, they'd gotten a case or two that way, but as time went on, the calls tapered off, as word of their father's demise worked its way through the hunters 'grapevine.
EclipseMagazine
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It was not so easy as it seemed, to get out on the trees, and they decided not to attempt it, but thought they would wander along the brink of the stream, and in doing this they discovered all sorts of wonderful things in what Florence called the Fairy Dell: moss-grown rocks from which sprung tiny bell-shaped flowers; a circle of wee pink toadstools, which indeed seemed fit for the elfin folk; a wild grapevine with a most delightfully arranged swing on which the two girls "teetered" away in great joy; shining pebbles, bits of rose-colored quartz, a forest of plumy ferns, and all such like things, over which the city child exclaimed and marveled.
A Sweet Little Maid
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Behind Ariadne, putti plant a grapevine into the ground, and a vista expands to a second rocky outcropping in the sea.
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Wheat, grapevines, almonds, olives, and oranges were planted from the beginning.
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Larvae of the grape root borer attack the larger roots and crown of grapevines.
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Tooling mortar joints with a steel jointer - whether concave, vee, or grapevine - makes the wall more attractive and smooths the joints to a more weather-resistant finish.
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He is attempting to establish the origin of the earliest Neolithic viniculture - where grapevines were cultivated and winemaking developed.
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The grapevine has it that Lallan, a long-time aide to Nitish, had of late turned bitter to his "mentor" for the chief minister not listening to him in matter of transfer of senior government officials or allotment of party tickets.
The Telegraph - Calcutta (Kolkata) - Frontpage
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In grapevine, the current season's growth consists of shoots growing from latent buds produced during the previous cycle and made up of five to nine phytomers.
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Why not use a border of sawhorses for children to ride or a sturdy support for grapevines that children can also climb?
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But she said she heard on the grapevine the best way to get funding was to hire a specialist company to do the work.
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The domesticated grapevine provides fresh fruit, dried raisins, sultanas and currants (according to the vine variety), wine, vinegar, grape juice, and a light salad oil obtained by crushing the pips.
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I heard a bit of news today on the grapevine which reminded me that in some ways people are just like characters in a drama.
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Sometimes names do leak out in gossip columns and on the journalistic grapevine.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Mediterranean vegetable garden includes an old water tank as well as displays of rosemary, thyme, pumpkins, figs, globe artichokes, olives and grapevines.
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Insert a few bundles of greenery into a grapevine wreath and weave butterfly vine with chartreuse seed pods through stiff vine stems.
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If a collector had acquired the ancient cross, Wartski's experts might have heard of it through the dealers' grapevine.
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For example, copper ions (from copper oxychloride) are toxic to the zoospores of grapevine downy mildew, thus preventing infection.
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In my experience women hunted men with quite the same blind tropism that marks the pursuit of the sun by the sunflower, the pursuit of attachable surfaces by the tendrils of the grapevine.
CHAPTER VIII
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Drought tolerance of grapevine varieties have been reported previously.
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They were dying to see Ashanti, yet word along the grapevine was that she was no great performer.
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He knew it was important to be on the grapevine and know what was going on.
Christianity Today
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There was an Italian grapevine roof, a French parterre of boxwood, lobelia, and shiny black coal, and oak columns recently dredged from Boston Harbor garlanded with a ship's hawser and clematis.
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Everyone has checked and double-checked their tickets, but the grapevine is eerily quiet.
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I had heard through the grapevine that he was a pretty serious poker player, but we hadn't crossed paths in a long time.
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She had somehow heard through the local grapevine that he was going to be flying in and out of this airfield, and she had been casing the area for hours.
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The grapevine has it that the enemy is from within the camp itself.
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Copper sulfate is the oldest and most effective mean for protection of fruiters, bushes, grapevines and other plants from various diseases.
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So there were good bits, and some quality singing and playing, but no real direction, and trying to do an obviously unrehearsed version of Heard It Through The Grapevine was a mistake.
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Beware of the corporate grapevine and understand that nearly everything you say is public property.
Times, Sunday Times
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Leaf hoppers spread the serious grapevine yellows and Pierce's disease and make such disease notoriously difficult to control.
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In the Northern California wine country at harvest time, we favor soaked grapevines added to the coals for our fuel source.
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My grapevine wreath goes up in the autumn and is soon replaced by my Christmas wreath.
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All of this intelligence had come down to us through the grapevine.
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When plants such as barberry, grapevine, ornamental grasses, and smoke bush are in their full glory, they create a garden's final drama of the year.
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A detailed ranking of grapevine varieties for stress response will require a multi-year survey to take account of the interactions.
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Tomorrow from 7am-noon you can pick and stomp grapes at the 12th Annual Harvest and Grape Stomp at Delaney Vineyards in groovy Grapevine (Think Deep Ellum with wineries.
Dallas Blog, Daily News, Dallas Politics, Opinion, and Commentary FrontBurner Blog D Magazine » Blog Archive » Perfect Weekend to Wine
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On the coffee break, if anybody mentions the accident, change the subject, rather than repeat what you have just read, often with wrong information (because journalistic rigour is only applied to journalists, the grapevine is exempt, right?).
Global Voices in English » Air Bus AF 447: Sorrow, lack of information and sensationalism
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The grapevine has it that the actor wanted an amicable settlement to the controversy.
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Before deciding how to meet this threat, check the soundness of your grapevine to make sure you're not overreacting to rumors.
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The later Iron Age saw the introduction of grapevines, olives, peaches, and figs, brought in by Greek traders, whilst the Romans are credited with the introduction of walnuts, chestnuts, melons, almonds, and apples.
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This article studied the variation of water and carbohydrate compounds of grape winter buds during bud dormancy, taking as samples the grapevine varieties Vitis vinifera L.
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Instead, check out the company's reputation through the industry grapevine.
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I heard it on the grapevine. The Isle of Mull grapevine, but the grapevine all the same.
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Six weeks ago Leah had heard on the yachtie grapevine in Darwin that the owner of The Zephyr wanted a female deck-hand, someone young and attractive who knew about sailing boats and who could handle the hostessing part of the job.
Fugitive Bride
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I'm not privy to the inner workings except through the grapevine.
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She's heard on the grapevine that I want to get back with her, so she puts me straight on a few things: our old relationship brought her down after a while, drained her vivacity.
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Archive 2008-02-01
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There is a scene in these fantastical travel tales in which humans are turned into grapevines as punishment for unbridled lust.
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Marching (100x15)
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I had heard through the grapevine that he was quite critical of what we were doing.
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When plants such as barberry, grapevine, ornamental grasses, and smoke bush are in their full glory, they create a garden's final drama of the year.
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Then, you hear on the grapevine that they've separated.
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And now the numberless squares and triangles and grass-plots of the city are green as Dante's newly-broken emeralds, are a miracle of spotless deutzia and golden laburnum, honeysuckle and jasmine: half the houses are covered with ivies and grapevines; the
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 12, No. 33, December, 1873
