Sentence examples for got a label from inspiring English sources
Add "sporty" and "sexy" to that list and you've got a label that many will love.
"When he got here, he was coming from Tampa, so he got a label as my guy," said Edwards, the Bucs' former assistant head coach.
Words 6-10 in each list are not strongly associated with the stereotypes, and the researchers showed that recall on these words was not different depending on whether the study participants got a label or not.
"I got a label because I was Hispanic and a woman and [therefore] I had to be liberal".
Heckz' lines like "Now I Got a Label for the Team / Million AV Raisin the Heat / Fixated on Making My Peak / Until I spend My Days in the Green" seem to revel in the consolidation of a crew, a sound, and a label coming out of Toronto.
"He's got a label of 'emotional disturbance' on his school IEP form," I offered by way of quick explanation, because if I've learned anything in life, it's that parents whose kids your son whacks respond best when you lay all of your kid's challenges out on the table, even if it doesn't make anything any better.
Newcomers are non-labeled, (l_{i}=0), whereas established agents get a label depending on their first collaboration, (l_{i}>0).
"We were still writing and performing, we just couldn't get a label to back us.
In the early 2000s, to get a label claim to vaccinate calves nursing pregnant cows, safety study outlines were approved by USDA-APHIS CVB.
After a robotic arm snaps a cap on, the bottle heads into a machine where it gets a label.
