Sentence examples for has labelled him from inspiring English sources

His manager, Ian Holloway, has labelled him "exceptional" and "phenomenal", a player "at the peak of his powers".

Dasaolu has suffered multiple injuries – from a stress fracture on his foot to two torn hamstrings – but insists that he is no longer the injury-prone athlete Van Commenee has labelled him.

The main source of excitement is the looming fight between Romney and his new arch-enemy, Gingrich, who has labelled him "timid" and accused him of spouting "pious baloney".

Greenwald, whose arrival in New Zealand on Friday ignited another powder keg in an already explosive election campaign, began by marvelling at the criticisms he has faced from Key, who has labelled him "Dotcom's little henchman" and a loser.

Dave Whelan says he will resign as Wigan chairman if the Football Association punishes him for the controversy in which Cardiff owner Vincent Tan has labelled him "racist".

The Latics owner then said on Saturday that he would resign as Wigan chairman if the FA punished him for the controversy in which Cardiff owner Vincent Tan has labelled him "racist".

"Everybody has labeled him as a defensive player and a rebounder," Scott said.

Instead, it has labeled him an enemy combatant and locked him up in a naval brig in South Carolina.

Still, he has released videos calling on Muslims to kill Americans, and the Treasury Department has labeled him a "specially designated global terrorist".

Now, his university has labeled him "despicable" and Beijing has vowed that he will never again be allowed to do government research.

Mr. Khan has labeled him a member of the Taliban, but Amanullah boasts of a close relationship with Hamid Karzai, the interim president.