Sentence examples for label refers from inspiring English sources

Lack of actual or determinate reference cannot be sufficient to establish that an item denoted by a label refers back to that label.

The age on a label refers to the youngest spirits in a blend.

The label refers to local firms that sell to locals, as China's internet giants do.

The date on a sherry bottle or label refers to the year the solera for that sherry was begun.

Note that the "dry" on the label refers to the method and not to the taste - angelica, orris root and liquorice give this gin a noticeable sweetness.

And if the Census Bureau's estimates are corroborated, almost 16% of America's population will be shown to be Hispanic (since the label refers to ethnicity rather than race, anybody who considers himself Hispanic is deemed to be so).

"Las Vegas is the new Ibiza," said Patrick Moxey, the founder of Ultra Records, a leading independent dance label, referring to the hedonistic dance mecca in Spain.

But on Thursday, Katy Perry, who records for EMI's Capitol label, referred to the merger briefly at an industry conference.

"A show has been done on the Great Wall of China," said Coline Choay, the director of publicity and marketing for the Altuzarra label, referring to a much documented 2007 Fendi spectacle.

The Grenoble label, referring to the French town where the brand was born, melds techno and traditional fabrics, from nylon to Shetland wool, but both designed to withstand freezing temperatures.

But for Rossellini, the label referred to a "moral stance," one that didn't depend on depictions of working-class life.