Sentence examples for labeled batteries from inspiring English sources
But with respect to what was displayed at the show, it may be the technology inside the car that really counts with drivers and passengers, rather than the concept displays that may as well be labeled "batteries not included".
A green, four-seat Russian jeep followed a silver Nissan pickup truck loaded with backpacks, dark plastic containers and a box labeled "battery charger" in English.
In 2010, a Midlands businessman was jailed for a £3m scam in which he labelled battery eggs as free range and sold them to retailers including Tesco and Sainsbury's.
On the other hand, Mophie focuses almost entirely on USB battery packs and smartphone battery cases — and that's quickly becoming a ridiculously crowded space, with competition from everything from no-name white label batteries handed out as conference swag, to affordable-but-generally-decent newcomers like Aukey and Anker, to Apple.
They were individually housed in labeled separate battery cage.
Cooke was also asked about inventory levels in October 2015, when the company had 141 months "cover" in stocks of private labelled AA batteries, and 131 months worth of AAA batteries.
The demise of the electronics retailer Dick Smith has come under scrutiny at the New South Wales supreme court, with one senior figure asked why at one point the company kept 141 months' worth of private labelled AA batteries in stock.
The capacity of a given battery is usually labeled C. (A battery with a 30 Amphour capacity means C=30).
As well as horse meat being passed off as beef, 200 German egg farmers are currently under investigation for allegedly falsely labelling battery chickens' eggs as organic.
Gillette's Duracell unit said Monday it would cut prices on its top-selling AA- and AAA-sized batteries by about 13 percent as it looks to narrow the gap with lower-priced and private-label battery makers.
After a tumultuous contract with Jive Records sub-label Battery in 1995, Insane Clown Posse (ICP) attempted to find a new record label.
