Sentence examples for it labelled from inspiring English sources

"Giuliani's denial of this basic right is both totalitarian and fascistic, a reprise of the Nazi regime's censorship of the contemporary art of its time, which it labelled 'degenerate art'.

Other new waters... * Coca-Cola launched Dasani in the UK in 2004, neglecting to alter its US marketing strategy, which saw it labelled "bottled spunk", a PR disaster soon topped when it was revealed to be treated water from a tap in Sidcup.

The network E! had to issue a quick apology following its coverage of the Golden Globes, during which it labelled a graphic it ran about actor Michael J Fox's Parkinson's disease as a "Fun Fact".

The environmental group filed the letter in California because the "imposters," as it labelled the operatives, first made contact with the organization through its state branch in the San Francisco Bay Area.

It labelled me as a featherbrain.

Abroad, it labelled the Socialist government as anti-business.

A broad target — or a small Post-It — labelled "terror" simply isn't good enough.

Israel rejected the proposal just before it labeled Gaza hostile.

"It labels you as different.

Does it label advertising as such?

You won't see it labeled on a map.