Sentence examples for labels one of from inspiring English sources
"It unhelpfully labels one of west Africa's largest ethnic groups as 'terrorist' based on the criminal acts of some Nigeria-based armed herdsmen.
"Mastering the Art of Chinese Painting: Xie Zhiliu (1910-1997)" presents more than 100 drawings and paintings by, according to wall labels, "one of modern China's leading traditional artists and a pre-eminent connoisseur of painting and calligraphy".
It's built up a library of music related video content (documentaries, TV shows, interviews, tutorials etc) and signed deals with 200 labels, one of which is Sony BMG which has a global artist roster including The Ting Tings, Foo Fighters, Kylie, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce and MGMT.
In particular, a matching should never simultaneously label both a parent cell and any daughter cell; similarly, a matching that labels one of the daughter cells should also label its sister cell.
There, the band recorded a demo tape which was to be given to various record labels, one of the songs that features on the tape was "Interstellar Overdrive".
In Bradley's theory the ultimate moral end of self-realization presents two pictures of the self, labels one of these "superior" and sets the moral task as realizing that superior self in the face of the actual, inferior self.
Her case was labelled one of the worst on record – not just because of the escalating behaviour of the stalker, but because of the response by the authorities.
Or that the Rochester Philharmonic just recorded, on the Harmonia Mundi label, one of the snappiest Gershwin disks in years?
Hunt also outlined plans to focus on general practice which he labelled "one of the most demoralised parts of the NHS".
The plan might be put on the back burner, though, after the US labelled one of the most effective and well organised Syrian rebel groups, the Jabhat al Nusra Front, a terrorist organisation linked to Al Qaeda in Iraq.
I have been labeled one of the three assholes of the apocalypse and a commentator on this blog referred to my work as a hoax and cheap stunt and to me personally as a crackpot.
