Sentence examples similar to labelled planned from inspiring English sources

Medigap offerings come in a dozen different varieties, labeled Plans A to L. Choosing a plan is particularly tricky for consumers because monthly premiums for identical coverage can vary by hundreds of dollars from one company to another.

George Osborne, for example, labelling plans for a mansion tax idea from fellow coalition partners in the Liberal Democrats "a con", and David Miliband saying, "George Bush was the worst thing ever to happen to Tony Blair".

Behind President Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney holds a briefcase labeled "plan B".

Over on stage right, the action centers on Unattributed Republican Source inflating a balloon labeled "Plan B" (Republicans have no sense of irony, as evidenced by naming their current plan after a medical pill they fought like wolverines against).

A spokesman for the club said the label planned to release four to six new albums beginning Feb. 1, with distribution in the United States and Europe.

(The label plans to compile all its singles on a CD next year).

The excellent Jazz Oracle label plans to release its often delayed two-CD set in the spring.

When major labels plan how to market an artist they refer to them as "product".

The label plans on releasing another song featuring Reyes fairly soon.

Before I left, I snapped a photo of the label, planning to buy some at home.

The label plans to release four films theatrically each year, while others will be distributed through video on demand.