Sentence examples for labelled great from inspiring English sources

A few miles outside Broome, a road labelled Great Northern Highway turned into a meagre sliver of bitumen; it was frequently submerged by sparkling freshets of water that peeled backward, like breaking waves, against the vehicle's immense wheels.

The sheer exuberance of Williams's post-match joy may ultimately be remembered far longer than the match which, while being compulsively dramatic in the third set, after she had saved a match point in the second, was too lacking in contrast to be labelled great.

They're sat in pairs, flicking through handbooks labelled "Great Men" and writing down lesson plans.

They are sat in pairs, flicking through handbooks labelled "Great Men" and writing down lesson plans.

From a box of cassettes, I chose one labelled "Great American Speeches".

and below that the centrifuge rotating with one test tube labelled, "Greater concentration of CsCl at the outside is due to its sedimentation under the centrifugal force".

They're sitting in pairs, flicking through handbooks labeled "Great Men" and writing down lesson plans.

It is a major battle between two economic cultures: what Russian analysts have labeled "great-power statist" versus the "liberal-oligarchic".

With respect to the number of cells labeled, greater than or equal to 25% labeling was seen in all positive cases.

You can read about what's inevitably being labelled the Great Fall of China here.

Their on-going, daily onslaught against the science of climate - which David Rose in the Mail on Sunday labelled 'The Great Green Con' - is influential and damaging.