Sentence examples for labelling plans from inspiring English sources
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".
(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.
The label plans on releasing another song featuring Reyes fairly soon.
The label plans to release four films theatrically each year, while others will be distributed through video on demand.
Miscellaneous Printed Matter is also known as paper, paperboard, labels, plans, drawings, architectural, manuscripts, postage, stamps, calendars, music, advertising, catalogues, catalogs.
The Naxos label plans to release a three-disc set of Dvorak symphonies taken from live performances by Ms. Alsop and the orchestra.
The label plans to release all of Fela's nearly four dozen albums on CD and LP, including some that never appeared on vinyl in the United States.
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.
Next year, the government will begin requiring insurers to label plans "standard" (an average number of doctors for an exchange plan) versus "broad" or "basic" for those offering more or less choice.
A spokeswoman for Jive says that the label plans to release an R. Kelly album on Nov. 26, and that Mr. Kelly is in the studio "recording a lot of new stuff".
