Sentence examples for labels some of the from inspiring English sources

Now, amid concern that century-old bottles have been spoiled or celebrated vintages rendered anonymous by lost labels, some of the city's most prominent wine collectors — including Donald Drapkin, a hedge fund manager who estimated the value of his wine collection at $5.2 million — have sued WineCare, which is now in bankruptcy court.

Each pattern was chosen from CorelDraw (Version 11, 2002) and printed onto transparent adhesive labels (some of the patterns are shown in Fig. 1a).

Thus, the Fe—O bond is now located along the molecular y axis and hence the labels of some of the orbitals have changed.

I noticed that iTunes has labeled some of the music I have loaded from CDs "Unclassifiable" in the genre list.

By the time her work came out on a major label, some of the consequences of her early decisions came back to haunt her.

He has sold more hot records than any other music shop proprietor anywhere & has manufactured under the Commodore label, some of the world's best hot records.

This involved dissecting hundreds of tiny brains from chick embryos into slices and labeling some of the cells with a fluorescent dye.

With his Big Apple record label, some of the first dubstep records were made after he signed the 15-year-olds, Benga and Skream, among others.

But last week, too, Alex Chow, the twenty-four-year-old secretary-general of the Federation of Students, labelled some of the new tactics a "failure" for not meeting their stated aim of "paralyzing government".

Ballet people would label some of the steps I saw as tacqueté runs on both points, ballonné hops on point, pirouettes starting from fourth position on point, and balances on point with changes of body position.

While Ian Poulter labelled some of the pin positions at a parched Muirfield as "a joke", McIlroy blamed himself for a "brain dead" round of 79 which left him 13 shots off Johnson's lead.