Sentence examples for burgeoning label from inspiring English sources

At first, the burgeoning label didn't even have a studio to record in.

Uruguayan producer Lechuga Zafiro, real name Pablo de Vargas, is probably most known for his work with the Stockholm-based label Staycore and Mexico City's NAAFI, but he's also got a burgeoning label of his own called Salviatek.

Plus many of these burgeoning labels, most family run with no outside help, need help to get the word out about their wines.

They shunned the idea of the "farmer needs to be rescued" mentality and embraced the concept of "trade not aid", initially associating with the then burgeoning Fairtrade label.

In 1964 Millie Small's My Boy Lollipop, released by Chris Blackwell's burgeoning Island label, brought a smooth version of ska to the American and British charts.

Established names like John Rocha, Ben de Lisi and Jenny Packham have every right to show their collections as part of London fashion week, but if they are not contrasted with burgeoning young labels then the schedule can feel tired.

This was evident to me when I met with Darryl "CurT@!n$" Jackson, the brand director of the burgeoning luxury-streetwear label En Noir.

An industry that has seen a burgeoning of smaller labels releasing an abundance of content and the rise of self-publishing which itself-publishing whichto new models of curatitself sift thasugivenis flowering of new material.

"Neo-classical" is a vibrant, burgeoning movement of composers, labels, and promoters who are bringing classical tropes to a new audience.

The burgeoning state and local labeling push stems from several concerns raised by activist groups.

Faced with burgeoning Internet piracy, music labels struck a deal with Apple to sell 99-cent song downloads in 2003 — inadvertently torpedoing CDs sales.