Sentence examples for famous labels from inspiring English sources
Most wealthy collectors want to spend big and drink famous labels, not necessarily ask questions or hear the answers.
Back then, the media and buyers alike were dazzled by his sophisticated tailoring paired with witty takes on famous labels.
He bought suits from stores in the South and then would replace the famous labels with his own, enraging the manufacturers even more.
Pasquale is a gentle tailor, highly regarded by a branch of the Mob that makes cut-price haute-couture costumes for famous labels.
The group owns some famous labels, such as Christian Dior and Givenchy - which have dressed generations of the world's wealthiest women - along with Kenzo, and the theatrical creations of Christian Lacroix.
One source with knowledge of the situation said that any potential sale of Parlophone, one of EMI's most famous labels, would include Universal "cherry picking" key artists to keep such as the Beatles and, potentially, Coldplay.
Trimbach gew2urztraminer from Alsace, a famous label and a best buy, is everywhere.
In truly provocative tradition, Djerassi is the first to object to his famous label.
Moley wrote many Roosevelt campaign speeches and invented the famous label "New Deal" for Roosevelt's political program.
New Order were previously part of London Records' roster following their most famous label alliance, with Factory Records.
"Now we're an internationally famous label, a lot of my heroes have come into range, but back in about 1991, I tried to sign Alex.
