tread grapes

He did not like to plow the land, care for vineyards or tread grapes.

A traditional Portuguese concrete vessel used for treading grapes by foot.

The world is perishing, and you tread grapes here and laugh!"

Events included a race comprising various stages such as carrying trays of wine and treading grapes.

There were no paintings of musicians or dancing girls or peasants treading grapes here.

-if he asked me that I should answer him, 'To tread grapes, Lord, to tread grapes for all eternity!' "

I caught a glimpse of Yves and Margot; they with other children were wild with excitement, dancing together, shrieking with laughter as they pretended they were treading grapes.

But if there was one thing the early mediaevals liked it was representing people doing something-- hunting or hawking, or rowing boats, or treading grapes, or making shoes, or cooking something in a pot.

Now they are mixed by hand and feet - builders trample it, rather like treading grapes - or small machines use suction to remove the moisture from the soil and fashion it into dry mud bricks, which are laid like their conventional stone counterparts.

After that it raised head and trunk again and brayed horribly, then plunged straight forward into the room, trumpeting and trampling-continuously trampling like a girl treading grapes, heavily and soon wetly trampling in a mash of blood and bones, of flesh, wine, fruit, and sodden table-cloth.