Sentence examples for label naming from inspiring English sources

His crew formed a home-grown rap label, naming it Famo, for "family".

(Last year Ms. Allen released a solo piano album, "Flying Toward the Sound," on the Motéma label, naming those three figures as inspiration).

As a result, Burley assumes that every simple expression in our language is like a label naming just one object in the world, and that semantic distinctions are derived from ontological differences between signified objects.

Furthermore, every simple expression of our language is like a label naming just one object in the world, but whereas proper names and singular expressions label individuals (i.e., token-objects), general terms label common natures (i.e., type-objects), which are the main metaphysical constituents of the set of individuals instantiating them.

As is evident, the basic ideas of Wyclif's theory of meaning are that (1) every simple expression in our language is like a label naming just one essence in the world; and (2) distinctions among terms as well as their linguistic and semantic properties are derived from the ontological features of signified things.

I run a label named Presto!? and this was the last release we put out.

Is Taylor's shirt really as problematic as an entire clothing label named Porn Star?

And similar patterns are splashed across the hats, scarves and socks made by a Japanese label named (no joke) White Mountaineering.

In a plot twist worthy of Tinseltown, Mr. Jermyn now has a clothing label named after him.

The label, named after an entrance to the Sony lot, is not affiliated with any of Sony's big music labels, which are based elsewhere.

His five championships in different video games recently prompted Fox Sports to label name him the second most-feared athlete behind boxer Mike Tyson.