Sentence examples for label no one from inspiring English sources

Huberman explains that getting your clothes worn is a much better strategy for a fledgling designer to gain exposure than buying ads for a label no one's heard of.

You see, once you're labelled no one believes what you say and I'm talking about the professionals.

Pain on standing with equal weight distribution and during stair descent will be measured using a 100-mm visual analogue scale, labelled "no pain" on one end and "worst pain ever" on the other.

It was labeled, and no one was fooled.

It had two items: one labeled "Play this one", one labeled "Not this one".

Pain during activity and pain at rest (over the last week) will be measured on a 0-100 visuanaloguegue scale (VAS), comprising a horizontal line labelled no pain at one end and worst imaginable pain at the other end.

Altogether, out of 198 markers localized on GGA2 through RH mapping, only one, labelled "no hit" in figure 1, could not be found by BLAST in the chicken genome sequence; 10 were assigned to existing genomic sequence of unknown location; 2 were assigned to a wrong chromosome and 4 were not localized at the same position when both maps were compared.

In the early 90s he took control of Gucci, then a fusty, moribund handbag label that no one much cared for, and transformed it into a global megabrand and an ­international byword for sex appeal.

The NC-17 label means no one under the age of 18 will be admitted to see the movie.

No one's ever going to give you that label, and no one's going to give you a gold star that tells you, "You are officially, now, a director".

Mike Dunn was playing it out at the Warehouse, which was owned by the president of the label, but no one else was playing it out, apart from me and Mike.