Sentence examples for labeled terrible from inspiring English sources

She held temporary work as she organized the first kickball game, which she laughingly labeled "terrible" because there were no boundaries to keep in the balls.

Having parted ways with Interscope and signed with indie label Terrible, she's in a stronger position than ever to dictate the direction of her career.

The moment culminated with "True," from 2012, an EP of nimble dance-pop R. & B., released on the independent label Terrible Records.

Ten years on and Solange has gone from duetting with the kid rapper Lil' Bow Wow to releasing seven-inch singles on New York indie label Terrible Records (co-founded by Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor), steadily becoming a fashion favourite in the process.

This release marks Solange's first release as a signee of the independent label Terrible Records.

It's by no means an unusual soundtrack for a Brooklyn café, but is strangely apt given Rodriguez's relationship to the band (since 2013 she's been signed to Brooklyn-based label Terrible Records, co-founded by Ethan Silverman and Chris Taylor, the latter of whom is Grizzly Bear's bassist and producer).

However, the 34-year-old was instead dropped by head coach Warren Gatland as he made six changes to his side for the match in Sydney, a choice labelled a "terrible mistake" by ex-Lions hooker Keith Wood.

Disgruntled by the size of the queue, he left before gaining entry, slapping a big number 2 on it in protest against the staff making him wait to label them terrible at their job.

On another occasion, he labeled the plays "terrible".

He was labeled the "enfant terrible" of British cuisine.

Critics labeled him the enfant terrible of his church, while supporters lauded him as an energetic visionary who sought to re-unite the Eastern Churches.