Sentence examples for begin to label from inspiring English sources

At first, the users begin to label points which are on estimated vanishing lines path from the first frame of the test sequence.

You fill the hearts and minds of your viewers and readers with only the seemingly futile savagery of it all; they, in turn, begin to label and blame those whom they feel responsible, not realizing that each side is strategizing toward their own intended gains; in this way you manipulate your audience, inadvertently, or not.

National security experts have begun to label such factors threats to "natural security" and to study them, often alongside environmental or advocacy groups.

Gap, for example, decided not to change its logo after consumers on various social media platforms began to label the move a branding failure.

His critics began to label him a papal disciplinarian who enforced Pope John Paul II's strict church doctrine within his church as forcefully as he preached his Catholicism in the less-obedient political arena.

Some government officials have begun to label the shortage of day care spots a crisis that threatens to undermine attempts to re-energize Japan's listless economy by keeping its large pool of young, highly educated women from paychecks that could help increase domestic spending.

In Fig. 9d, the user begins to label points which are on the paths of estimated vanishing lines.

By 1990 the Metropolitan Museum of Art, followed by numerous other museums, had begun to label its frames as well as its paintings.

Eventually I did hear that some of the professors began to label me as someone who "stirred up trouble".

It first began to label ad-supported apps and those with in-app purchases as a part of its "Designated for Families" program.

Comments began to label my overly theatrical style (ouch!) as "sarcastic".