Sentence examples for a tag for from inspiring English sources

Let down: You have to input a tag for everything you save.

They shoot whatever they have a tag for, whether bull or cow.

"His name," Mr. Cohen writes, "became a tag for abject failure, for deviant, for skank.

"I remember he had these beer glasses that said 'pound include beer dot H.' It's a tag for C++.

To log time on a particular task, you use this timer and add a note or a tag for later viewing.

"'Southern white working-class music' would never do as a tag" for country music, Portis says, "but that's what it is".

So when Fedak came up with a "tag" for the seals and an adhesive to fix it to the heads of the animals, biologists welcomed it – though others didn't immediately see the potential.

For many of the suburban students I met, online journals are associated with the "emo" crowd -- a sarcastic term for emotional, and a tag for a musical genre mingling thrash-punk with confessionalism.

But because of the hassle — the limited battery life, the extra bulk, the cost of getting a tag for each set of keys or other item you want to keep track of — I'd be hesitant to recommend any of them.

The probe bears a direct label (e.g. fluorescein) or a tag for subsequent detection (e.g. biotin).

"#nofilter" is a popular tag for a reason.