Sentence examples for is now labeled from inspiring English sources

It is now labeled the Antioch "Chalice".

Kaepernick's sin is that he is now labeled as..

She is icily charming, the psychopathic precursor of what is now labeled an enabling personality.

The district which includes Charleston and where Mr. Romney is most competitive is now labeled the 7th Congressional district rather than the 1st Congressional district.

"I think the way dementia is going in general now is to realize there are many different subtypes," Dr. Miller said, adding that what is now labeled Alzheimer's disease may actually turn out to include hundreds of different illnesses.

Third, the panel's chart of fuel-economy increases that could pay for themselves in gasoline savings over the typical, 14-year life of a vehicle is now labeled as a chart of "break even" changes in fuel economy, instead of being presented as "cost-effective" changes.

Bettison has always denied any involvement in smearing Liverpool supporters or what is now labelled the police "cover-up".

He always denied any involvement in smearing Liverpool supporters or what is now labelled the police's "cover-up".

The Sustainable Eel Group is now labelling eel that it deems sustainably farmed with a logo that will appear on fish sold in shops and on restaurant menus.

In line with the new labelling guidelines, editorially independent content, in which Shell/Working Mums have no input, is now labelled "supported by"; advertisement features, in which the content is controlled by Shell/Working Mums, are labelled "paid for by".

Yahoo is now labeling itself first and foremost as a "global technology company," in the place where it used to call itself a "digital media company".