Sentence examples for labels that would from inspiring English sources

Senator Tunney argued for labels that would show the operating cost of an appliance for a full year.

When I was coming up, the record business was filled with tiny labels that would sign acts for no money.

But Apple is seeking direct licenses with record labels that would give the company more flexibility in using music, according to the people briefed on its plans.

For my television, the remote's LCD screen offered several options with inscrutable labels that would have made more sense to a robot than a human.

An Internet-based version of iTunes with those features has long been expected, and iCloud comes on the heels of deals between Apple and major recording labels that would allow such a service to go forward.

Regions built round dynamic knowledge economies not antiquarian Anglo-Saxon labels that would make a far greater contribution to modernising the UK than wasted attempts to apply neoliberal ideology.

She wanted a label that would trust her choices.

The report suggests a package-front label that would essentially do the opposite.

But I made the decision to go with a label that would take it slow.

She approached the pair about starting a shoe label that would be sold in stores.

Imagine a label that would inform a smartphone app that you have put on the wrong trousers.