Sentence examples for labels which is from inspiring English sources

They talk about the exploitation of punk bands at the hands of indie labels, which is actually more pronounced than they would experience from a major recording label.

The disadvantage of humidity is that it can destroy paper labels, which is why winemakers with damp cellars do not put labels on their bottles until they are ready to remove them from their cellars and ship them.

For instance, one senior strategist and friend, Mark McKinnon, is now with the bipartisan group No Labels, which is calling on the parties to stop fighting and get to work on the nation's most pressing problems.

So does anyone care what the stars wear on the red carpet, apart from designers touting their labels, which is to say their diffusion lines and scents; bloggers shooting at guppies in a barrel (poor Miley Cyrus) with their "best" and "worst" lists; television personalities fawning over every outfit?

Amazon often sells albums through one-day promotions for $4 or $5. Music executives have said that Amazon usually accepts the loss if it sells an album for less than the wholesale price charged by the labels, which is typically around $7 an album but may be more for a priority release.

Second, CCA cannot effectively capture the correlation between semantic labels, which is especially beneficial for annotating web images.

Bluebeat has now been banned from offering any music by the labels which are suing it.

There are also lots of smaller labels, which are usually available online.

"We applied the labels which was for a higher-grade species," he said.

Current warnings on the labels, which are simply written statements like those used in the United States, are universal but voluntary.

But the agency routinely gives the go-ahead for tasteless or risqué labels, which was not always the case.