Sentence examples for label to be from inspiring English sources

On the market, feminism is a label to be avoided.

We wanted to be on a major label, to be mainstream.

"I want my label to be one of the most adventurous ones around," he said.

They don't need a marriage certificate or label to be happy.

Californian law, like Scottish, requires anything carrying that holy label to be at least three years old.

The band's "Bloody Kisses," released in 1993, was the first album on the Roadrunner label to be certified platinum.

The label, to be called Galluccio Family Winery, will probably be based in the Napa Valley, where Mr. Galluccio hopes to buy into an existing winery.

It is not a label to be casually lobbed around but this New Zealand side are now in a class of their own.

The shirts are actually made in the Turnbull & Asser factory in Gloucestershire, an unusual attribute for an upstart label to be able to claim.

The label, to be called Casablanca Records, will focus on new acts, with Universal Music distributing the recordings, Mr. Mottola and Universal executives said yesterday.

He is far too astute a scholar and too modern a churchman for such a label to be of much use.