Sentence examples for dirty label from inspiring English sources

The European Commission, the Union's executive branch, and many environmentalists say the "dirty" label is necessary to help fuel buyers choose the least carbon-intensive energy forms and help to curb global warming.

I know the dirty label on the door, the wooden bench set against the wall, the roller-binders on the shelves crammed with yellowed paper and the cracked fake leather stools on which dour officials sit behind a high counter listening to pleas almost always beginning with, "But I was born in this country... ...... Room 100 is for people like me, people whose citizenship has to be confirmed.

The European Union, however, has been vocal about its concerns with the tar sands' emissions, proposing that the fuel receive a dirty label.

The label "Dirty Realism" was imposed, from the outside, by editors hustling their work in a competitive fiction market.

A recent edition features a scene shot last year, before Gravy's feud with Hot 97, and shortly after he and Fendi had negotiated to take their private label, Dirty Money Records, to Warner Bros., for a reported three million dollars.

Name: Ellie Rowsell (vocals), Joff Oddie (guitar), Joel Amey (drums) and Theo Ellis (bass) From: London File under: Guitar band, Britpop revival Label: Dirty Hit What we said: "Wolf Alice have been compared to everyone from the xx to Hole, and placed in pigeonholes as far apart as folk and grunge.

But, when I go to Ofcom and suggest such ideas, I'm turned away and labelled "dirty".

All my male peers get to talk about their dicks without being labelled dirty.

All my male peers get to talk about their dicks without being labeled dirty.

Here's the point: Why are guys labeled dirty old men and women cougars when they're doing exactly the same thing?

Thus, adolescents labelled "dirty" by their peers are prone to being victimised or bullied, and the stigma could therefore lead to depressive moods and/or violent behaviour.