Sentence examples for familiar labels from inspiring English sources

What would happen if the familiar labels changed again?

Especially on the Labour and Liberal left, the familiar labels are dismissed as old hat.

Now, partly thanks to the normalisation of relations between the former Yugoslav republics, those familiar labels are surging back.

Those who prefer heavier-bodied cabernet sauvignons and chardonnays will find familiar labels like Silver Oak and Aubert, and trophy hunters can bag a 2006 Marcassin Estate pinot noir for $325 or a 1996 Abreu Madrona Ranch cabernet for $650.

Among the more familiar labels are Beaulieu Vineyards, Buena Vista, Beringer, R. H. Phillips, Columbia Crest (Washington State, Sutterr Home, Fetzer, Geyser Peak and Firestone among the Americans; Lindemans and Rosemount Estate from Australia; Folinari and Antinori from Italy; Dopff & Irion, and Guigal from France; and Marqués de Cáceras from Spain.

It's an opportunity to make the rounds, taste the future releases from familiar labels, catch up on what's new and discover some new winemakers and wineries.

The notion of American confidence versus British or Irish inhibition, however, is an altogether too familiar label to pin on a book as outstanding as The Cloud Corporation.

In Mr. Jacobs's case, it was the globalization of fashion in the early 21st century that has made Vuitton a familiar label in almost every corner of the world.

Fans of Monster Energy, the popular high-caffeine energy drink, may not notice the change: its ingredients will be the same and its familiar label bearing a green, clawlike monogram will change only slightly.

A commenter on Valleywag identified as "Cousinlarry" wrote that Federated "can try to christen this scheme as 'conversational marketing' but I think most observers will adopt a much less dizzying and much more familiar label: payola".

"Quite often something unknown is going to be a better value than a familiar label.