Sentence examples for day label from inspiring English sources

HISTORIANS may one day label the first two years of Barack Obama's presidency as the most activist in economic policy of post-war history.

In both stores a lot of the merchandise carries the Hay Day label belonging to a chain of Connecticut speciality food stores that Sutton Place bought a few years ago.

While it's disappointing that this likely means we should just dispense with the Thanksgiving Day label altogether, maybe it's comforting to realize that, while various news networks devote airtime to the need for the country to heal its divisions, we can still come together as a community every year and shove someone out of the way for a cheap laptop.

Restaurants of that day labeled themselves Northern Italian or "fine dining" establishments.

Mr. Scott, in a song called "Die Another Day," labels Eminem "the rap David Duke, the rap Hitler, the culture stealer".

Moreover, he was iconoclastic in his attitude toward the Chinese culture of his day, labeling it the work of evil demons and insisting that all symbols of it be destroyed.

Flies were passed onto fresh food every other day (Experiments labeled "EOD" in Table S1) or every day (labeled "ED" in Table S1), and the number and sex of dead flies recorded.

Some germinated seeds were moved to a phytotron with natural daylight for 2 days (labeled 3-day D/2-day L), and some germinated seeds were kept in the dark (labeled 5-day D) for growth.

Real president Florentino Perez, who sat alongside Ronaldo in a media conference on Sunday, labelled the new deal as "a great day" for the nine-time European champions.

Coach Tom Coughlin, speaking on a conference call with reporters Monday, labeled Boley, who is second on the team with 59 tackles, as "day to day" but also indicated it was likely he would not play Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.

ESPN, citing unnamed sources, on Thursday labeled Houston "the front-runner" to become the Knicks' general manager.