Sentence examples for be to label from inspiring English sources
The kneejerk reaction would be to label both the blacking-up tradition and those who practise it as simply racist.
An accurate monitoring approach would be to label the 150 kD BoNT-A molecule (Figure 1) with a long living PET radioisotope like 124I or 89Zr, albeit with great demands on the conditions for the radiochemical reaction.
A compromise might be to label or flag fake news as such when it appears in the News Feed, and Zuckerberg says this is a strategy Facebook is considering.
For some, the temptation now will be to label the Blackhawks' entire season a failure but resist it.
An alternate method for observing virion kinetics would be to label the particles with a molecule suitable for imaging.
In the future, one option may be to label preliminary reports as "preliminary" or "suspect".
Its goal is to label all menus by 2011.
Its mistake was to label as loyal people who were actually traitors.
If I were to label myself, I would say I am an "educational entrepreneur".
Another way, of course, is to label more and more company expenses as health care.
The basic idea is to label specific cellular proteins.
