Sentence examples for label has run from inspiring English sources

Britain's biggest luxury label has run into problems.

LONDON – Nicole Farhi, the upmarket fashion label, has run out of money and filed for a form of bankruptcy proceedings in the latest sign of trouble for British retailers.

Eliot thinks that the elitest label has run its course and that the president in the last two weeks "needs to focus on substance to differentiate himself".

But being connected to what's happening is not the problem at Genny, a label that has run through three designers in as many years.

His latest album release Nobody Knows (released on Green, the label Voorn has run with Edwin Oosterwal since 2005) finds Voorn offering an experience slightly augmented from his previous forays.

His latest album release Nobody Knows (released on Green, the label Voorn has run with Edwin Oosterwal since 2005) finds Voorn offering an experience slightly augmented from his previous forays.

We are told that "the mouthpiece of Osama bin Laden," as the network has been labelled in Washington, has run into trouble with several Arab states for chastising their regimes, but those countries — including Bahrain, Jordan, Algeria, and Saudi Arabia — are not identified.

And presiding over the evening was Bruce Lundvall, who has run the label for the last 25 years.

It also means embracing a label that former Gov. Mitt Romney has run away from in the Republican presidential primary race: "Massachusetts moderate".

Consider V2 Music, a start-up recording label with acts like Moby that has run up losses of £65 million in its four-year history, according to Mr. Whitehorn.

One of those 80s originators, Eddie Fowlkes, has run a record label continuously out of the city since 1990, first City Boy Records and then as of 2004, Detroit Wax.