The vine wood itself is among the sturdiest in winedom, growing naturally into bushlike clumps.
The campaign is launched and then it is either shared, or it dies on the vine.
As Wright Penn flutters nervously, Costner gives her nothing, letting her die on the vine.
If it withers on the vine, small firms will keep pointing out the difference.
The basic rule is the farther it is from the vine, the less nutrients it has.
But head teachers warned they should not be allowed to "wither on the vine".
They allowed a group looking at whether energy powers should be devolved to "wither on the vine".
But now native rice wine finds itself competing for market share with western-style fruits of the vine.
Meanwhile, Sprint was dying on the vine because it had no access to the iPhone until recent months.
Icewine is made when grapes are left to freeze on the vine and picked at --8 degrees Celsius.
And naturally, berries, plums, peaches and apples can be snapped right off the vine by your very own hands.
Too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer, the grapes used to rot on the vine.
Red chiles have a smokier, more full-bodied flavour that comes from the process of drying them out on the vine.
The agendas have been flimsy - it seems that both sides are happy for it to wither on the vine.
Philanthropy without scale and sustainability is like any other bad business that will simply wither and die on the vine.
About 35% of Californian raisins were harvested in 2008 using the continuous-tray system and another 15% dried completely on the vine.
"We've had crops left on the vine or fruit left on the tree because of a shortage of workers, " Norton said.
Harsh immigration laws that discourage migrant farm workers have led to millions of dollars of crops rotting on the vine.
Mulally's got it half right: It's a crime that Ford allowed what was once America's best-selling car to wither on the vine.
Then, a few short months later, talks fell flat and it looked like the idea was going to die on the vine.
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Often automakers let vehicles die on the vine by not redesigning the car to keep up with changes in style, technology or performance.
This provides the vine with plenty of drainage, which is an important factor in a wet, northern climate influenced by the Atlantic Ocean.
But it may decide case by case to move some of its research abroad, leaving its investment in Britain to wither on the vine.
Some of these businesses were dying on the vine at General Motors and have since found new lives of their own as standalone businesses.
We gaze with astonishment at the vine-clad buildings, the riotous window boxes, the bobbing pastel fishing boats and the vast medieval fortress at the centre of town.
As a result, many significant investigations relating to revenue recognition or other complex accounting matters ultimately died on the vine or resulted in express declinations.
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Good pruning requires skill to balance the growth of the vine.
By the 1970s, he had landed in upstate New York, where so many Utopian projects have sprouted over the years, only to wither on the vine.
Some reports even suggest that as much as 90% of enterprise social networking projects either falter or die on the vine within the first 3-6 months.
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This wine is produced by leaving the grapes on the vine to shrivel and rot and not picking them until they are entirely encapsulated by ice.
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