Sentence examples for later labeled from inspiring English sources

He later labeled it a "Million Moderate March".

A Time Warner spokesman, Edward Adler, later labeled it a "telephonic handshake".

He later labeled that as the turning point of the game.

Frequently, they say, counterfeits go underground only to re-emerge later, labeled as the real thing.

Fourteen years ago, she began suffering increasingly serious bouts of what she thought was influenza but was later labeled an autoimmune blood disorder.

In the end, the riotous scandal of "Le Sacre," whose hotly anticipated premiere followed two weeks later, overshadowed the more subtle and sophisticated "Jeux," which was later labeled Nijinsky's most modest work.

"Un-rowable," she later labelled the course.

He later labelled that night "the worst mistake I ever made in my life".

(The department later labelled Bank Melli one of the primary financial institutions through which Iran was funnelling money to finance terrorism and to develop weapons of mass destruction).

Perhaps it was here that Blackwood first felt the stirring of a set of beliefs that he would later label "animist" - the ascription of a spiritual life to all of creation, including inanimate things.

Their manager, Simon Grayson, later labelled the pair "embarrassing" and confirmed that the club would take action against them The incident brought back memories of Newcastle team-mates Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer being sent off for fighting each other during the 2005 defeat to Aston Villa at St James Parkk, as well as.