Sentence examples for historic labels from inspiring English sources
The last time it was the-done-thing for young designers to helm historic labels while also designing their own labels was the era of John Galliano at Dior and Alexander McQueen at Givenchy.
A Mateen, Some Proms are available on archive and historic labels, but they are exceptions rather than rules.
Paying homage to Anaheim's rich brewing history, they use artwork inspired from historic labels.
And now the historic label Testament has released Hans Knappertsbusch's legendary, previously unpublished Decca "Gotterdammerung" from the first post-Hitler Bayreuth Festival, in 1951 SBTT 4175; four CD's).
As anybody who has scratched below the surface of the historic label will have discovered, there was always much more to Trojan than early-model skinheads bopping to a high-stepping beat, or reggae brightened up on Top of the Pops as pure polyester, flares and shirt collars measured in acreage.
Since then, Rundell has been responsible for the continued success of the historic label, fueling its transition into the digital age.
The New Jersey Register of Historic Places labeled the overall style "fanciful" when it awarded historic status to the town center in 1998.
First was Dior & I a documentary about Raf Simons' first collection for the historic Parisian label.
A year later, on Nov. 21, 1990, the 34 Heads of State or Government of the (then) Conference on the Security and Cooperation on Europe (today's OSCE), frequently quoted as the Helsinki Process, signed in Paris a supposed to be historic document labelled as the Charter of Paris for a New Europe.
"This is the historic way blues labels start," Odetta said.
Taking such pre-emption as the premise, 136v(a) would thus grant States the authority to regulate the "sale or use" of pesticides, while 136v(b) would superfluously add that States did not have the authority to regulate "labeling or packaging," an addition that would have been doubly superfluous given FIFRA's historic focus on labeling to begin with.
