Sentence examples for labeled freedom from inspiring English sources

It was the Arab Spring, and I chose a cartoon showing a camel labeled "Mubarak" being pulled toward an area labeled "Freedom".

Representative Bob Ney, chairman of the committee responsible for House operations, ordered the word French stricken from all of the chamber's menus: henceforth, the potatoes laden with cholesterol were to be labeled "freedom fries".

They took part in a hunger strike in Uhuru park, which they labelled Freedom Corner, to pressure the government to release political prisoners.

In January the RSPCA launched a high-profile campaign calling on supermarkets to sell only higher-welfare chicken by 2010, and for shoppers to buy only birds labelled Freedom Food, free-range or organic.

The graph has two axes: one labeled economic freedom and the other called personal freedom.

Mr. Lazio took out a document labeled "New York Freedom From Soft Money Pact," a promise to stay clear of soft money if Mrs. Clinton does the same.

I labeled them economic freedom and personal freedom.

Mr. Dozono said he expected about 200 people to to sign up for the trip, which he labeled "Flight For Freedom".

Now, these Tools all come with explainy labeled diagrams like "Freedom to Go On With Life" and "Trapped in the Past" that recall editorial cartoons in which the A‑bomb had a nasty puss and "U.S. Fears" written on it.

Falwell, for example, infamously labeled the Black freedom movement "the civil wrongs movement".

This year's card, which was printed in several newspapers, showed him tottering toward a sunrise labelled "Four Freedoms - Maybe More".