Sentence examples for label it in from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Stewart and "The Daily Show," this well-intentioned "docu-comedy" (as the filmmakers label it in publicity notes) is not very funny.

"And I think there was an attempt made to label it, in order to limit it to where it came from.

How should we label it?' " In the two years leading up to the five-a-day launch in 2003, Reddy "did a lot of work" on portion sizes.

It is not important what we label it in our mutually agreed upon tool of human language.

So, people are likely to under-report the amount that they're drinking, either knowingly or subconsciously… (D18) Even when GPs identified a patient with at-risk drinking, they seemed reluctant to label it in clinical records.

Be sure to label it, in case a human finds them and thinks they're a suitable snack.

"Makesicko City," Carlos Fuentes labeled it, in his dystopian 1987 novel "Christopher Unborn," "an immense ulcerated crater, a cavity in the universe" and "the chancre of the Americas".

The stars and galaxies, were moving as if immersed in the gravity of giant invisible clouds of so-called dark matter -- "missing matter" the Swiss astronomer Dr. Fritz Zwicky labeled it in the 1930's.

This 11km-long strip of tarmac in the Peak District is a rite of passage for bikers - but beware: the RAC have labelled it in the past as Britain's Most Dangerous Road.

A political scientist, activist and briefly national security chief, he casts a melancholic gaze at Brazil's most famous city, Rio de Janeiro – "Extreme City", as he labels it in the subtitle.

And yet, by comparison to those African disasters, the Great North Korean Famine, as the author Andrew S. Natsios labelled it in 2001, remains a muffled, muted, poorly documented event.