Sentence examples for labelling a from inspiring English sources

(It is rather like labelling a wine "France, 13% alcohol").

Labelling a function "private" doesn't mean that it will automatically be done quicker or better.

So instead of labelling a photograph of Barack Obama as "president", they might call it "sexy" or "SOB".

Mourinho, who was recently fined for labelling a referee "afraid", also managed to take a dig at the FA with his post-match comments.

Meanwhile, a British judge excelled himself on the victim blame-game front by labelling a thirteen-year-old girl a "sexual predator".

2011 New presenter Eamonn Holmes gets in hot water for labelling a guest who fails to place Britain's main cities on a map "retarded".

On Wednesday, the G.O.P.-dominated House Ways and Means Committee voted to repeal the federal estate tax, which Republicans have, for years, been labelling a "death tax" that ravages the bequests of ordinary Americans.

Hence also another recent habit, that of labelling a commonsense process with a baffling phrase, and adding a trademark sign to it.Baffling: now there's a leading piece of thought.

In addition, we tagged early endosomes by eGFP-labelling a Rab5-homologue (ZtRab5) and late endosomes and vacuoles by expressing eGFP-Rab7 homologue (ZtRab7).

But Rummble spent valuable time white-labelling a version for a WiFi finder company, TotalHotSpots, and that seemed off message.

177 Lu-labelling: A 0.1 mM aqueous solution of chelator-coupled peptide (0.66 nmol) was added to 25 MBq [177Lu]LuCl3 (170 GBq/μmol, 17 GBq/mL 0.05 M HCl, IDB Radiopharmacy bv).