Oil and wine.

A brandy spritzer and a white wine.

Oil and wine.

Food and wine is yours.

Waiter, more wine.

And some whiskey and wine?

And wine, landlord, in the king's name.

Wine, wine.

A cheering, warming, goodly wine. A wine that'll race through your veins... with little torches. It's port, Bob.

scrambled eggs, toast, and a little red wine.

You still owe me for the last two bottles.

You put the wine inside. You put the labels outside.

In turn, olive oil and wine were Italy's main exports.

The family recited the blessings over the Sabbath candles, the wine, and the challah bread.

Oh, do you like good food, wine... fine music, wonderful dancing, and... beautiful girls?

The neighbourhood produces much silk, in which, as well as in corn and wine, an active trade is carried on.

It's not only because we like to drink lots of it, and its marvelous derivatives, beer, wine, etc.

Mesopotamian settlers were some of the first people to make beer and wine.

Gherardini at one time owned or rented six farms in Chianti that produced wheat, wine and olive oil and where livestock was raised.

oh, and, Hamar, see that these men have the best of food and wine slaves and pleasure when their daily work is done.

Fizzy, fresh, soft, luscious, juicy, smooth, big and sweet wines, all explained to you by color and texture on the wall.

The Grüner Veltliner grape provides some of Austria's most notable white wines and Zweigelt is the most widely planted red wine grape.

The railways probably helped the industrial revolution in France by facilitating a national market for raw materials, wines, cheeses, and imported manufactured products.

Goat skins were popularly used until the Middle Ages for water and wine bottles when traveling and camping, and in certain regions as parchment for writing.

And it was the administers of these empires who began hiring people to keep track of the wheat and sheep and wine that was owed and the taxes that was owed on them by making marks marks on clay in that time.

So, he keeps on moving, approaching an unsuspecting waiter who is trying to deliver two plates of linguine in a delicate white wine clam sauce to diners who are sitting at a table just outside of a restaurant in the street.

Yes, for replenished with the meat and wine of the word, to the faithful man of God, this pulpit, I see, is a self containing stronghold a lofty Ehrenbreitstein, with a perennial well of water within the walls.

It is through Homer that virtually all Western readers first encounter the Mediterranean world its islands and shores and peoples knit together by diplomacy, trade, marriage, oil, wine, and long ships.

They loaded all the gold (about 100 troy pounds or 122,000 pesos worth) and then picked through the silks, damasks, musks (used in perfume manufacture), spices, wines, and ship's supplies for what they could carry.

And it was the administers of these empires who began hiring people to keep track of the wheat and sheep and wine that was owed and the taxes that was owed on them by making marks marks on clay in that time.

So, he keeps on moving, approaching an unsuspecting waiter who is trying to deliver two plates of linguine in a delicate white wine clam sauce to diners who are sitting at a table just outside of a restaurant in the street.

All right, Cleese erupts in exasperation. But apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?