Sentence examples for can't label from inspiring English sources

"He's had chances against Everton and West Ham, so you can't label anything against him.

And even under the new regulations, up to 100percentt of the grapes in their wines can come from outside the region; they just can't label it Long Island wine.

It's one thing we can't label at the players, they're giving us everything they've got and we just need to keep working hard, keep improving, and try to improve that final bit of quality in the final third".

So you can't label something "modern" or "traditional".

I can't label it but I know it when I see it.

We can't label an era at its outset, before we have the temporal perspective.

The best music, the really thrilling stuff, exists in the spaces between genres, the places you can't conveniently label.

We can't casually label things as war — or deny that something is a war when, to all appearances, it is.

"That may be a very real component, but there may be an underlying piece," she said, "which is the separation or the safety concerns, and young children can't necessarily label those things".

Benioff, a 35-year-old with the face of a mischievous choirboy and the body of a defensive tackle, put together a team of backers able to bestow a "can't miss" label on a young company that included Oracle Chief Executive Larry Ellison, a longtime friend; CNet cnet CEO Halsey Minor; and Magdalena Yesil, a well-respected partner at U.S. Venture Partners.

With Fox News and talk radio, even the media can't be labeled liberal.