Sentence examples for millions of labels from inspiring English sources

This person has also relieved him of the vast bulk of his millions of labels, moved them out.

These days, there are millions of albums released regularly on millions of labels for millions of reasons, so even if you were so inclined, it is less and less possible to produce in a purely musical and absolutely aesthetic setting an album of music that makes as sudden, startling and specific a statement as Free Jazz or Liberation Music Orchestra.

Such 19th-century labels are often an excuse to dodge the difficult job of figuring out what will work.

1st tumor: From Table 1 the percentage of labeled cells by [3H] tritiated thymidine and number of cells were 26.5 % and 25,838, respectively.

Tuesday, she celebrates the release of her 20th major-label album, "Folk Is the New Black".

Here, our model assigns the query protein to its associated GO category (1st pair) based on the respective Intra GO term similarity, given by the similarity between the proteins constituting the 2nd pair, i.e. the 1st pair will be labeled as similar if its similarity is equivalent to the similarity of the 2nd pair (labeled as similar) and vice versa.

The beginning of the month was labeled as 5th, mid month was labeled as 15th and end of the month was labeled as 25th of the respective month.

Ethnographers travelling the African continent in the 18th century labelled all elements of sexual exchange that they encountered as prostitution [ 1, 2, 13] in stark opposition to the informants' own definitions and reasoning about their behaviour [ 1].

Emergence by Max Cooper is out on the 25th of November on his own label, Mesh.

His debut LP, A Shot in the Light, is due on the 16th of September on the same label.

Clive Davis, the beleaguered chief executive of Arista Records, celebrated the 25th anniversary of the label he founded with performances by some of its best-known acts on Monday night at the Shrine Auditorium here.