Sentence examples for course labels from inspiring English sources

Of course labels are sometimes applied to men as well, but there are often stark contrasts between the type of term used for men and women in similar situations.

Of course, labels appear every time a closet door or a Mercedes trunk opens, revealing an improbably neat display of shoe boxes and shopping bags from Dior, Gucci, Versace and, um, Bluefly.

(Of course, labels can be particular or general, as reference can be to an individual, as in the "JFK" example above, or, severally, to all the members of a set, as with "blue" with respect to all blue items).

Any course labeled CS above would count.

Can a course labeled visual literacy enhance anyone's appreciation of the English language?

The prix fixe always includes a middle course labeled "Marcello's Special" — in our case, that meant a small piece of steamed organic salmon, presented with a trio of sauces: avocado, beet and red pepper.

Of course, labeling changes like this would bring cries of hysteria from the food producers who argue that all foods are fine, although some should be eaten in moderation.

One of the target competencies for the course labeled "1c-Select an adequate interview process" is selected for edition and displayed on the right side of the figure.

Sport lends itself to hyperbole, from the type of commentator who manages to turn "goal" into an extended polysyllable, to those who talk of the mother of all contests, the match of the century and of course label a championship played between teams mostly from a single country, "the World Series".

Of course label and date everything.

What does the Main Course label do?