Sentence examples for despite its label from inspiring English sources
From there, it was taken to the railroad depot, loaded onto a train, and, on reaching the Potomac, transferred to a steamer, where, despite its label — THIS SIDE UP WITH CARE — it was placed upside down until a tired passenger tipped it over and used it as a seat.
Despite its label as a "battlefield weapon," the Pershing missile will have a range of 400 miles, which means it could reach from West Germany deep into Poland.
Lesson learned: Italian food can only be eaten in Italy, and no, you will never make me believe that that Leberkäse is mortadella, despite its label! 2. Germans are cold: FALSE One thing is for sure: PDA is not for Germans.
Despite its label, the third nanoenabled powder contained no nanoscale particles.
Sony's troubled film about North Korea is interesting but not – despite its labelling as a comedy – funny.
I managed to get the new version of the app up and running on my trusty Galaxy Nexus, and so it far seems plenty responsive (not to mention handsome) despite its beta label.
Ativisha could not be identified through SCAR markers suggesting that authentic species may not been used to prepare herbal drugs despite its being labelled as one of the ingredients in formulations.
Despite its troubles, the label has the top-selling album this week in Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now," according to Nielsen SoundScan, and the latest album from Gorillaz, "Plastic Beach," is the top-seller on iTunes.
King was one of the country's leading independent labels, with a particularly strong catalogue of what was then known as "race music"—the music produced by black artists for black audiences which, despite its ghettoized marketing label, was already widely recognized by the mid-fifties as the defining sound of the twentieth century.
King was one of the country's leading independent labels, with a particularly strong catalogue of what was then known as "race music" — the music produced by black artists for black audiences which, despite its ghettoized marketing label, was already widely recognized by the mid-fifties as the defining sound of the twentieth century.
But despite its name — clearly labeled in bold print — the emergency cord carries a counterintuitive caveat: In most emergencies, it is not meant to be used.
