Sentence examples for label has reached from inspiring English sources

This week, for the first time in almost five years, a song on an independent record label has reached No.1 on the Billboard country singles charts.

Everyone from the Telegraph to the Sun has been caught whimpering about Balmain this week, proving the Parisian label has reached its tipping point.

Universal Music Group, the world's largest record label, has reached a deal to buy DreamWorks Records, the companies said Tuesday.

In all labeled reactions with the target species being the product, the label is removed and accumulated in an artificial pool which is used to determine when 50% of the existing label has reached the target.

All of Mina's records under the PDU label have reached the Italian Top 100.

Hours before both Lewis's and Avicii's record labels were supposed to appear in the high court, Syco released a statement that both record labels had reached an agreement and that Avicii would appear as a featured artist on "Collide", whilst Lewis would appear as the lead artist.

Stating that 90% of labels had reached deals, he went on to say that "while we wish that we had [a] 100% success rate, we understand that is not likely an achievable goal and therefore it is our responsibility to our users and the industry to launch the enhanced music experience".

Another hefty payout for the now-defunct file-sharing P2P service LimeWire, and, perhaps more importantly, another nail in the coffin for P2p services: Merlin, a rights agency representing independent labels, says that it has reached an out-of-court settlement with LimeWire over copyright infringement — a settlement its characterizing as its first big win against a P2P company.

From the 'Classics' The Long Island Baroque Ensemble, which has labeled this season a "Baroque Feast," has reached what the group terms the "intermezzo course".

HuffPost has reached out to will.i.am's label for comment and will update this post if additional information becomes available.

"The label of loft expresses a new appreciation of city life -- and it has reached absurd extremes".