Sentence examples for bore the label from inspiring English sources
The closest approximation bore the label "special" instead; when asked why, a salesman just shrugged helplessly.
One bottle bore the label of a fancy grand cru, the other of an ordinary vin de table.
It was that the long-sleeved, boatnecked black gown she was wearing bore the label of Emilio Pucci.
In fact, he adds, in the original story board for the commercial, the voice bore the label HAL.
The nearly 30 states that once, either under their own names or as part of somewhere else, bore the label "communist" now have more differences than similarities.
One pair of the warmers, in creamy wool, bore the label of Yohji Yamamoto's daughter, Limi Feu, and cost $935; another, made from a Blackglama-looking fur by Nicola Formichetti for Thierry Mugler, was marked at $6,390.
One particularly robust specimen bears the label "Mr. Big".
A bureau bears the label of Edmund Townsend (1736 1811).
I am delighted the next generation of TVRs will proudly bear the label 'made in Wales'.
Ken Stone calls her "bulletproof," and her history even off the track bears the label out.
Mr. McNoldy's posts on Twitter about Hurricane Sandy now bear the label "frankenstorm".
