Sentence examples for earned the label from inspiring English sources
But Jobs genuinely earned the label of superstar.
These animals - mastiffs, Japanese akitas, Rottweillers - have earned the label "status dogs".
Some have earned the label hip-hop theater by using elements of hip-hop, like rapping and DJ's.
The most discerning collectors insist there are only a handful of watchmakers in Switzerland who have truly earned the label.
In recent weeks Smith and his Wellington teammates have earned the label as the Cinderella team from journalists, but Smith has never doubted the team's ability to contend.
One Swedish independent label told of how the monthly 100,000 streams his artists generated on Spotify earned the label £94 – a rate he considered reasonable.
But sleep around too much and then, as now, a young female could earn the label of slag.
It pioneered a no-frills approach to services, earning the label "easyCouncil"—a reference to easyJet, a proudly miserly airline.
They don't believe that the kind of tweaking-around-the-edges advocacy that earns the label "change strategy" will really lead to meaningful change at all.
Schumer apparently earns the label of "real" because a few rolls around her midsection are on display – because her body is less than perfect by pop culture standards.
Up front, the author James Sherwood clears up any uncertainty fogging the much-abused term: To earn the label bespoke a garment must be measured, cut and sewn by hand; the pattern must also be hand-cut.
