Sentence examples for insider label from inspiring English sources

This time it was with fashion insider label Marni – purveyors of brilliant prints and wonky fashions.

In contrast stand the Bush advisers, whom Mann refers to awkwardly as the "Vulcans" (a little-known insider label from the 2000 campaign).

In a report by Bloomberg, one industry insider labelled Lloyd's a "meat market".

He is mocked for being, as one insider labels him, "an unmarried man of the Jewish faith who hates baseball," but it is precisely his status as an outsider that allows him to initiate the quest.

THERE is growing apprehension within the Vatican over the leadership of Pope Benedict XVI after one insider labelled his gaffe-prone reign a disaster.

Marant is the insiders' label of the moment, adored for her cool tailoring.

The votes are part of what Washington insiders labeled "vote-o-rama" — dozens of amendments flying through the Senate on Friday.

A nod from Sound of, Critics' Choice or even the indie-leaning UK Blog Sound can be worth more than months of touring and thousands of Facebook "likes" – it's even claimed that by industry insiders labels will concentrate their investment on those artists they believe have a chance of getting on to the big lists.

Not so long ago, skeptics and insiders labeled the idea of providing housing and services to chronically homeless people a utopian idea, destined to failure.

In total, seven of the show's 12 original contestants have been injured and an insider has labelled The Jump "the most dangerous show on television".

Insider Washington labels any idea with a hint of spunk or ambition as "radical and outside the mainstream," while millions of Americans show up for rallies or chip in ten bucks to support a democracy that reflects our true values.