Sentence examples for label some of from inspiring English sources

It wasn't only that an Indonesian clothing company saw fit to label some of its sports shirts for the Super League football team Pusamania Borneo with the washing instruction "Give this shirt to a woman.

Ballet people would label some of the steps I saw as tacqueté runs on both points, ballonné hops on point, pirouettes starting from fourth position on point, and balances on point with changes of body position.

"It's just not enough to completely and accurately label some of the food some of the time," said Representative Nita M. Lowey, a New York Democrat who has introduced a bill to fine companies that do not list ingredients by their simplest terms.

Having run for President in 2008 as a strident critic of the Bush Administration's intelligence ambitions, and not hesitating to label some of its domestic spying programs illegal, the President has emerged as the most prominent enabler and defender of the current system.

This model is used to label some of the unlabeled data.

Hull had been suffering their own Premier League woes, with the defeat at Burnley leading boss Bruce to label some of his players "big-time Charlies". .

Yet that same country labeled some of their fellow Uighurs as terrorists.

Congressmen have already labelled some of Mr Bush's specific cuts as "dead on arrival".

Cosby vehemently denied the accusations and publicly labeled some of his accusers as liars.

No artist who brews "Fancy Subjects for Pictorial Effects," as Cameron labelled some of her pictures, deserves to escape unscathed.

The seller shared Ms. Weber's sense of order, too — she had even labeled some of the closet shelves.