Grapes
in sentence
89 examples of Grapes in a sentence
Ultimately, the whole film amounts to little more than sour
grapes
by Letterman fans, who just cannot accept that the better comic was chosen by people whose business it is to know these kind of things.
Jane Darwell again plays the strong-willed mother, just as she had in
Grapes
of Wrath and the Oxbow Incident.
Always present, for example, is a strong sense of community, most poignantly captured in the Joad family of Steinbeck's 'The
Grapes
of Wrath (1940).'
In its mood, as well as in its themes, The Informer reminds me of two of my other favorite Ford films, The Long Voyage Home (1940) and The Fugitive (1948); it's also a bit similar to The
Grapes
of Wrath (1940) in these respects.
There are two airships above them, with stewardesses sitting around a table with a large pile of
grapes
on it.
Under the table, another woman is stealing the
grapes
through a small hole.
It's too bad this film is always being compared with John Ford's production of "The
Grapes
of Wrath."
In The
Grapes
of Wrath the story is much more coherent, having been made after a novel not after a series of plays (even if splendidly adapted by Dudley Nichols).
To die...(It was called Mineyard in the movie)If they died there, the village wouldn't get any
grapes
at all, and few of them get out alive.
As a fan of the Ford work I've seen there are some times when he's touched perfection
(Grapes
of Wrath and the Searchers are it for me), and sometimes not so much, which goes without saying he directed many films.
On the blimps is "Goodyear" (played by actress "Marti Domination") who crawls around on both blimps simultaneously(?) taking
grapes
and choreographing the dancers below.
Film is not escapist fare no bright tomorrow over the horizon as in Ford's version of The
Grapes
of Wrath,only one little man permanently crippled and alone in a society that barely knows he exists.
The film is shot in black & white, giving it a look that may remind you of some of the classic Italian dramas (post realist) of post WWII (hint: DeSica's 'Bitter
Grapes'
).
With companies and institutional players too frightened to invest in the real economy, share prices have boomed, the top 0.1% can’t believe their luck, and the rest are helplessly watching as the
grapes
of wrath are “…filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage.”
Not surprisingly, the last time American culture had such a reversal of iconography was during the Great Depression, when films like “The
Grapes
of Wrath” cast down-to-earth simplicity – versus the corruption of wealthy elites – as a shining virtue.
Chilean
grapes
broke into world markets thanks to publicly financed R&D.
Her argument is, of course, a classic example of sour grapes; the entire point of a two-round voting system is to force parties and their supporters to seek a consensus and form partnerships.
Its government seems to pursue a kind of "preventive sour
grapes"
strategy (one possible meaning of that country’s planned referendum on NATO being, it appears, to allow the Meciar government to be able to say "You may not want us but we were not interested in NATO in the first place"), while also attempting to compensate for exclusion by cultivating ties with Russia.
But, one by one, most of the DPP’s founding fathers all left the party, accusing Chen of corruption and autocratic behavior even within his own party – which Chen dismissed as sour
grapes
from people who wanted their share of the political spoils.
Sixty years ago, Arak was a humble village known to US troops for its grapes; today Pentagon officials hone in on it as an industrial city that is integral to Iran’s worrisome nuclear program.
Put another way, "nature" didn't give us seedless grapes, the tangelo (a tangerine-grapefruit hybrid), and fungus-resistant strawberries: farmers and plant breeders did.
Though the interview generated a buzz in the startup business community, establishment papers were quick to dismiss Kohavi’s criticism as sour
grapes.
So far, such efforts have led to the expansion of crops like citrus fruit, macadamia nuts, apples, table grapes, avocados, and soybeans.
To be sure, some of this criticism amounts to sour
grapes.
As in the 1930s, in the souls of many, the
grapes
of wrath were growing heavy for a new, bitter vintage.
The
grapes
and pears completed their happy abandonment at the end of this copious lunch.
There was the Gladstone and the small hand-bag, and the two hampers, and a large roll of rugs, and some four or five overcoats and macintoshes, and a few umbrellas, and then there was a melon by itself in a bag, because it was too bulky to go in anywhere, and a couple of pounds of
grapes
in another bag, and a Japanese paper umbrella, and a frying pan, which, being too long to pack, we had wrapped round with brown paper.
He had to stop in bed when he was ill, and eat chicken and custards and hot-house grapes; and he would lie there and sob, because they wouldn't let him do Latin exercises, and took his German grammar away from him.
His heart was heavy, and he said with a disdain which he did not feel that it wasn't anything to spit like Tom Sawyer; but another boy said, "Sour grapes!" and he wandered away a dismantled hero.
But that they have not, for Heaven will not suffer so great a wrong to Earth, as it would be to pluck unripe the
grapes
of the fairest vineyard on its surface.
Back
Related words
Which
Wrath
There
Would
Could
Their
Great
Table
Large
Whole
Where
Raisins
Place
Other
Having
Growing
Found
Bread
Trees
Three