vines

The genuine reading is not _marrows, veins_, but _marrows_, vines: the sense is this; _O nature! cease_ to _produce men, ensear thy womb_; but if thou wilt continue to produce them, at least cease to pamper them; _dry up thy marrows_, on which they fatten with _unctuous morsels_, thy _vines_, which give them _liquorish draughts_, and thy _plow-torn leas_.

Notes to Shakespeare, Volume III: The Tragedies

The color of the vines is a red brown .... the clouds and sky were spectacular .... the ground was cold and damp as I lay on my belly.

LENNDEVOURS:

With his shirt on, the tattoos creep above his collar, like vines from a dark place.

Hopefulness

I love the last one (although the third with the broken windows and vines is also very good).

"Then you should say what you mean," the March Hare went on.

By way of intro, we are talking about a $12 to $14 Tuscan blend of younger vines from a single vineyard that is certified by demeter.

What do you want on a back label? | Dr Vino's wine blog

The picture of the vines is great -- it looks like fog to me, which would be a bit more romantic than smoke.

coupable - French Word-A-Day

Unlike most modern grapes it is a pistillate female and so needs to be planted next to male vines from a close sibling variety to achieve pollination.

LENNDEVOURS:

Frederick Frank: After experiencing several record cold winters in 2003 and 2004 my father, Willy, and I discussed pursuing the importation of some virus-free clone N90 riesling vines from the Neustadt Research Station in Germany.

Melissa Dobson

Wearing a suit of green and his neck draped in vines, Kors announced, "Green is the new black."

Andrea Chalupa: John Kerry, Paul Simon, Bette Midler at the "other" sanity rally - NYRP's Hulaween

The theater is now covered in vines, surrounded by old-growth trees and giant bushes.

Profile of Vancouver architect Bing Thom