Sentence examples for labels linked to from inspiring English sources

The TV show is a publicity and marketing dream, linked to record labels, linked to tour schedules that were set in stone, linked to artists who want it so bad they'll say yes to everything.

Mr. Mutis was 19 when, in verse, he first introduced Maqroll to readers as the "Gaviero," the Lookout, a label linked to his early life as a seaman whose duties included scanning the horizon for potential peril, even if he did not always recognize it.

And Phoenix also recorded for Source, a label indelibly linked to the French touch thanks to releases by Air and Étienne de Crécy and its Source Lab compilations.

Each label is linked to an article or image.

Work in this area has focused on nutritional labelling, mostly linked to nutritional knowledge [ 20– 22], and perception of nutrition and health claims [ 23].

The Canadian labels have been linked to quitting in far larger studies than Martin Lindstrom's study of 32 subjects.

Using unusually vehement language for a German president, Mr. Rau said last week that "eugenics, euthanasia and selection are labels which are linked to bad memories in Germany".

FEW aesthetic labels are as linked to a neighborhood as the Harlem Renaissance, the cultural movement of the 1920s and '30s that created some of the most significant American art of the 20th century.

When clothes arrive at the warehouse, they are tagged with radio-frequency I.D. markers — throat-lozenge-size disks, encased inside the label, that are linked to bar-coded information about the garment's size, color, and style.

Then the Ab2 labeled BMNPs is linked to the FLAuNPs-PWE via sandwich immunoreactions.

The Europeans dismiss the claim that their labeling policy is linked to the BDS movement, which targets all Israeli goods.