Sentence examples for had previously labeled from inspiring English sources
That those sensations in combination were what I had previously labeled as "buzzed," "tipsy," "carefree" and had associated with fun.
After multiple attempts at granting Lennon a stay in the U.S., Wildes concluded he'd have to use the Freedom of Information Act to prove that courts had previously labeled some immigrants as a "non-priority" for deportation and allowed them to stay in the U.S. Wildes succeeded, and because of his work, thousands more people would be granted deferred action under programs like DACA.
Rhizoids emerged from the region of the cell that had previously labeled most brightly (Fig. 2b).
Mouse anti-human CD8α antibody clone LT8 (Serotec, Oxford, UK), which we had previously labeled with the Cy3-mAb Labeling Kit (GE/Amersham, Freiburg, Germany), was used at 2 μg/mL.
Government officials had previously labelled Mr Nisman's allegations absurd.
In response, the ailing facility was closed and in December all detainees were moved to the former adult prison in Berrimah, which the corrections commissioner, Ken Middlebrook, had previously labelled fit only for a bulldozer.
He has previously labeled the juveniles in question as a core group of troublemakers who were "young men essentially".
Zammit said Mallah's appearance "hasn't helped" the debate around the citizenship legislation, which he has previously labelled "impractical and irresponsible".
Apple chief executive, Tim Cook, has previously labelled the multibillion pound demand "total political crap" and warned that it could affect investment in the EU.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) – whose boss has previously labelled interest-only mortgages a "ticking timebomb" – said borrowers, lenders and regulators needed to take action "before it is too late".
Disputes over credits and royalties plagued the band – Allen has previously labelled Fela "greedy" – while Fela's insistence on taking on Nigeria's corrupt politicians was met with increasingly harsh treatment by the authorities.
