Sentence examples for bear the labels from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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

The New Yorker, January 18 , 1964P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: The Indian blankets sold at Buckskin Bill's, in Standish, Michigan, bear the label "Guaranteed Made in India.

By Stanley Winton and John McCarten The New Yorker, January 18 , 1964P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: The Indian blankets sold at Buckskin Bill's, in Standish, Michigan, bear the label "Guaranteed Made in India.

The clothes designed in New York will bear the label Karl Lagerfeld and are priced at $475 for a dress, $275 for jeans and $155 for a T-shirt.

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

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

Elsewhere, some of the other whites are also made with the Vin Jaune method of aging the wines under a "voile," or screen, of yeast; often these wines bear the label "tradition".