Sentence examples for always labelled from inspiring English sources

"I was always labelled the dumb kid at school," says Triggs Hodge.

"The image of our club has been harmed: we are always labelled as animals, which is very upsetting," he groaned.

The BBC always labelled the global service a "pilot" and as far back as 2013 the commercial arm of the broadcaster said it would be pulling it.

4: Don't join groups or clubs Somewhere there is a dusty office in Whitehall whose function it is to ban organisations (which are always labelled as being "proscribed").

Athletics is always labelled the blue riband event of an Olympic Games, and in the case of London 2012 the billing was entirely justified.

Most buildings remain inscribed with early-20th-century dates, and shops are nearly always labelled using the Germanic serif Fraktur font.

After you read your email, you should always label it.

One thing which infuriates me is how he's always labeled the drunk black prince.

I always labeled any tray I started for them with a "J&J" to denote "John and Jane".

Because dryness designations are not required, dry Vouvrays are sometimes but not always labeled sec.

(Though you might not know it: Montauk tuna is not always labeled as such).