Sentence examples for label has caught from inspiring English sources
3pm: Another label has caught one of our correspondent's eye at today's menswear shows.
The Seventies legend Kenzo Takada may have been famous for his flamboyant and voluminous, colourful layering and "Jap wrap" style, but the latest designers at his label have caught the in crowd's attention with, of all things, their homespun jumpers.
Transforming our political culture's baser moments into money-making opportunities is pretty old-hat (search for the phrase "fundraises off of" sometime if you doubt this), but Shiner has caught No Labels with its collective pants down, leaving its unseemly hope for more of the division that they are purportedly so heartsick about just dangling in the wind.
"You can set up and equip a studio quite easily these days, and with the digital revolution happening and the ways you can make music changing, it has caught the big labels out a bit.
Still, Robertson has caught flak from both the RIAA and the corporate labels for downplaying the importance of secure technology in the promotion of digitally distributed music.
The message has caught on.
Curtis Martin has caught 52.
The sport has caught up".
