Sentence examples for label picked from inspiring English sources

They deserve to be savoured, and every marmalade offers a fresh opportunity; digging into a jar with a hastily scribbled label picked up at a school fete or given by a friend is a rare delight.

It's a truly Kitsuné-inspired soundscape and it's easy to see why the label picked it up.

Ermanno Scervino reps say the label picked Penn for the spring 2015 print advertising campaign to emphasize the values of "glamour and beauty".

(It also contained unlicensed samples, a mess Diplo says he has since "sorted out," despite the fact that Baauer told Mad Decent there were no samples on the song and signed an indemnity clause when the label picked up the song).

When a single label picks out many things, then we have not a name but a predicate.

Another concern is that radio stations often ask bands to play at radio-sponsored concerts but demand that the artist or the record label pick up the costs.

So, if you do go ahead and judge a wine bottle by its label – pick the most bookish, unassuming label you can, especially if you're going to bring it to my house.

That's not to say we're not interested, but unless a UK or US based label picks up on an artist or a scene and sends them our way it can be deceptively tricky to really get a feel for what it happening outside of our own borders.

If you're not sure which sides to label, pick any corner.

Scenting a hit, South African record labels picked up distribution rights from Rodriguez's US label, Sussex Records, and shifted something in the region of half a million copies, despite some of its songs being banned on South African radio.

It is labeled "Pick Hungarian Salami" in 2.75-pound sticks with the code "L23" on the label.