Sentence examples for dozen labels from inspiring English sources
An informal Manhattan survey of more than two dozen labels shows the distance from first to second button ranging from under two inches to more than four inches.
Tee Vee Toons, which is based in New York, is one of more than a dozen labels that have sued MP3.com for distributing their songs on the Internet.
Since the mid-70s Pinetop had recorded at least 20 albums for more than a dozen labels, usually with Chicago-style bands, sometimes in live performance, occasionally as far from home as Paris or Reykjavik.
When he started his recording career, some 40 years earlier, he was on his own, though so popular did he become after the success of Boogie Chillen that he briefly turned into a multiple personality, recording for half a dozen labels under as many pseudonyms: Texas Slim, Delta John, Johnny Williams, Birmingham Sam & His Magic Guitar.
Under the direction of Bill Lazaroff, the vice president for product design, Lifetime's designers create as many as 1,000 products a year, ranging from towel dispensers to spice racks, serving trays to oil cruets, to be sold under more than a dozen labels.
A decade ago a dozen labels dominated an industry drawing $40 billion in annual revenue.
Among the choices are a dozen labeled "Right Portion, Right Price" — a line of dishes rolled out last year with much fanfare, with portions and prices reduced about a third.
Reportedly wooed by more than a dozen record labels, the band signed with Capitol, which had also been the Beatles' label.
His death, by virtue of its timing and the political configuration of New Jersey, will be the occasion for more reflections on what half a dozen political labels mean.
Wine list includes a dozen French labels at $25 a bottle, and many from $38 to $75. Half carafes are $9; bottled beers like Harpoon IPA and Guinness Stout are $5.
But the past few years mark a new era for the city, which now boasts at least half a dozen new labels catching the ears of techno tastemakers worldwide.
