Of course, Ono is forever labelled as the woman who broke up the Beatles — as if the Beatles had no say in the matter — casting her as something between a brand and a pariah.
But fearing that I'd be forever labeled the-guy-who-skipped-the-Hermitage, I went, spurned conventional wisdom and arrived ticketless two hours before closing.
Yet the slave-owning and dapper Lee was beloved despite the carnage at Gettysburg, while the slave-freeing and rough-looking Sherman, who ended the war at little cost in human life, was forever labeled a monster.
If you tell a lie or keep a secret, does this mean you are forever labeled sick or a liar?
Amy Brumfeld If she makes it through Hollywood week, Amy will be forever labeled "Tent Girl," since the 24-year-old is currently camping in the woods with her gigantic boyfriend and their dog, since they couldn't afford a hotel room.
'Because I have a Marxist view of the world, right-wing critics are forever labelling my plays "political", which is, for them, a euphemism for preachy,' he wrote in 1986.
If your yarn label is forever missing, or never had a label, read on.
If Caruso can be made to sing with a newly recorded orchestra, for example, why can't he sing with Elvis Presley, another RCA mega-seller whose catalog the label is forever raiding.
As a label, Lacoste is forever associated with the game of tennis – due in no small part to the Grand Slam success of the brand's founder René Lacoste.
And yet the Winter Olympics are smaller and more sheltered than the Summer Olympics, and their core appeal remains their ability to spotlight and celebrate a small, dutiful band of world-class athletes whose lifelong devotion to a sometimes-obscure sport will be defined and forever labeled by a performance that could last only seconds.
