Sentence examples for long since labeled from inspiring English sources

Long since labeled with the usually fatal G-word -- genius.

All the easy, fairly noncontroversial stuff — nutrition labels, food pyramids — have long since been tried and failed.

Both have long since disappeared.

Lindsay Rogers has long since been forgotten.

But you'd long since left Canada.

This also applies to its fashions – from middle-class protestors in wax jackets and cashmere bobble hats to thirtysomething hooligan types in Lonsdale sweatshirts (the NSDA letters in Lonsdale recalling the initials of the Nazi party, NSDAP, making it long since a label of choice for neo-Nazi sympathisers).

Georgios Samaras has long since shed the "tragedy" label he attracted at Manchester City and produced a triumphant night for Greece with a nerveless spot-kick to clinch qualification for a team that had been bottom, without a goal, from the opening game.

He's used the Virgin moniker since the 1970s for his record label (long since sold to EMI), cola drinks and even an airline.

Retail analysts have long labelled these mammoth stores white elephants.

She's come a long way since then, being labeled online as a "bland basic bitch".

When Grizzly Bear's Yellow House debuted on Warp in September 2006, the label had long since transcended its early, "bleepy" years to present alternative and experimental music as a more varied whole.