Sentence examples for label calling from inspiring English sources
"Everybody was playing phone tag: label calling management, yada yada," Ms. Lavigne, 18, said last month.
Mr. Robinson did not want to put his own name on the label, calling that approach old-fashioned.
Mr. Wolfowitz smiled when Mr. Russert asked him about the Wolfowitz of Arabia label, calling it "amusing but inaccurate".
Rubin then invented a label, calling his company Def Jam ("Def" meaning great, and "Jam" meaning music), and ran the business out of his dorm room.
"McQueen was probably the best woman's tailor in the world," said Steven Cox, one of two designers of the Duckie Brown label, calling Mr. McQueen, the son of a taxi driver, a "working-class bloke" with a renegade instinct.
Concord recently put together a supergroup of young musicians from the label, calling it Next Collective and putting it to work on "Cover Art," an album of jazz-transfigured pop songs.
The soundtrack of the 1936 film version has appeared on a so-called "bootleg" CD label called Xeno.
Previously, he owned a men's-wear label called Usvsu.
It's by a Japanese label called Undercover.
They also had a small record label called Randy.
The label calls this a "living, breathing sculpture".
