Sentence examples for explain on the label from inspiring English sources

One participant explained that herbalists want the public to be able to look after themselves: "I like the idea that if it was a cold or an insect bite that people should be able to know what to do and we have lost a lot of that....sometimes people need to know how to use things....we have to be able to explain on the label clearly what this is known to be good for and the proper usage of it".

Brain regions shown in the panels are labeled by abbreviations that are explained on the top right.

Rather than sample old bass lines or drum patterns, Smith sampled snippets of dialogue from the videos and documentaries that he had watched while homesick, drawing particular inspiration, he explained on his label's YouTube page, from "Fiorucci".

Moist explains that The label setup ran on what Cowell calls a "condominium" concept, in which the artists had authority over and responsibility for the recording of the music, then assigned the master tapes over to the label for release.

THUMP: Can you explain the label's name?

You've got to pay… But they go around like Woolworths [a chain supermarket] and she'll explain the labels on the things and everything.

Mechanisms need to explain what the risk information on the label means, why safety behaviours are required and what these safety behaviours are.

Vending machines were considered appropriately labelled if all green and amber products were accurately labelled and information was provided on the machine explaining the labels.

"We spend most of our time currently working on the label," they explain.

There are many surprises at the V&A, including the 17th-century Colonel Smith Grasping the Hind Legs of a Stag - which shows exactly what it says on the label, without explaining why Colonel Smith threw himself to the ground to perform such a stunt.

The food industry plans to spend $50 million on a public relations campaign to explain the new labeling, which will start to appear on products within months, Bailey said.