Sentence examples for attaching labels from inspiring English sources

Likewise Trump, who has prospered by attaching labels to his rivals, offered a clue to his potential line of attack against Clinton.

I'd read the parenting books; I knew that attaching labels to objects was an important step in building a child's vocabulary.

Other users then "tagged" these photos by attaching labels such as "London Underground" or "bombings" to them so that they could be easily found.

Parts of it look surprisingly like black-and-white pictures of old garment factories: women sit at sewing machines stitching sweater arms to bodies and attaching labels to necklines.

"I think it's very dangerous, attaching labels to people based on where they've worked - [it] means you're going to miss out on potentially a lot of good hires," Kevin Wall, managing director of Barclays Corporate, told the BBC.

Attaching labels based on who you are to others, not who you really are yourself.

Opera Mail easily lets you attach labels to messages and filter out emails with attachments like documents, images, videos and audio files.

He attached labels that read "Break This Bottle".

"It's up to others to attach labels.

It has been common to attach labels to certain levels of IQ.

She placed silver stoppers atop them and used red yarn to attach labels that she wrote by hand.