Sentence examples for bear the label from inspiring English sources

Mr. McNoldy's posts on Twitter about Hurricane Sandy now bear the label "frankenstorm".

I am delighted the next generation of TVRs will proudly bear the label 'made in Wales'.

Incidental Intelligence: The Indian blankets sold at Buckskin Bill's, in Standish, Michigan, bear the label "Guaranteed Made in India.

It is precisely because of Stone's charms that his book ought to bear the label: "Suitable for amusement only.

It was given further impetus by fierce disagreements within the industry about what kinds of products should bear the label "ETF".

But maybe that's unfair: Stone insists he can't bear the label "controversial" and says he doesn't benefit from it at all.

And we were legally empowered to sign the wedding licenses, which now bear the labels Applicant 1 and Applicant 2 instead of Bride and Groom.

One particularly robust specimen bears the label "Mr. Big".

A bureau bears the label of Edmund Townsend (1736 1811).

The closest approximation bore the label "special" instead; when asked why, a salesman just shrugged helplessly.

Ken Stone calls her "bulletproof," and her history even off the track bears the label out.