Sentence examples for bears the label from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Instead, the regime bears the label "nationalism" -- which probably sounded wholesome to the 19th-century ear, if less so now.

Wary, yes, but welcoming — if that wine bears the label of Sekthaus Raumland, one of my favorite up-from-nowhere Rheinhessen stories.

There are also five ukuleles (Mr. Chung started playing a year ago), including one made from a cigar box dated 1886 that bears the label "Sam'l Davis, the Vintage Cigar".

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

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

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

In fact, he adds, in the original story board for the commercial, the voice bore the label HAL.

One bottle bore the label of a fancy grand cru, the other of an ordinary vin de table.