Sentence examples for is labels from inspiring English sources
verb
To put a label (a ticket or sign) on (something).
- The shop assistant labeled all the products in the shop.
I agree, but rule No 1 is labels are scum.
"What we need, practically, is labels for them," said Dr. Disotell.
Does it mean you have to look like Shylock?" What she hates above all, she says, is labels, stereotyping, prejudice.
"The truth is, labels don't give a shit about the next record; they only want to squeeze the pips out of this one – although this is a complex industry, so sometimes it works the other way.
A recurring question in discussions of digital copyright is how creators and their investors (that is, labels, movie studios, publishers, etc) will earn a living in the digital era.
Spotify is also confirming that so far in 2013, it has paid out $500 million in royalties to music rightsholders — that is, labels and artists and all others who get a cut of music whenever it is streamed on Spotify's service.
Each is labeled preliminary.
Theirs is labelled "Mum".
The other is labeled innovative.
One bottle is labelled "Rembrandt".
Everything is labelled and dated.
