Sentence examples for modern tag from inspiring English sources

Scott Rudin, one of the producers of the film, said that in spite of its thoroughly modern tag line — "You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies" — "The Social Network" is built on themes that would not be out of place in ancient Rome.

Modern tagging techniques have provided researchers with detailed knowledge of where birds migrate to with the change of the seasons, but for thousands of years their whereabouts was shrouded in mystery.

Ryan Crowley will be wearing either Travis Boak (most likely given the way he played against Richmond) or Robbie Gray like a glove (read here for Luke Ablett's thoughts on modern tagging) and the Dockers will also benefit from an extra day of rest between games.

Their vision, described here today at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union, carries a modern price tag: $750 million over 10 years.

Korean weddings are ringed with traditional customs, many of which have acquired a new, modern price-tag.

The Americans failed to find it - just like modern RFID tags, it only worked when enabled by a radio wave - which led to the Soviets eavesdropping on the conversations at the ambassador's office by beaming radio signals to it.

In addition to Social Security numbers, modern dog tags include the soldier's name, blood type and religious preference (to assist with burial services).

To distinguish it from the historic wrongs of the slave trade, we add the tag "modern" to slavery, although of course we do not feel the need to call rape, as newly defined, "modern rape", nor do we attempt to create a hierarchy of psychological pain within the experience.

For the last decade and a half I've been hoisting the tag "modern genius" upon the shrugging shoulders of Magnetic Fields man Stephin Merritt.

sweater: Gauge; heels: stylist's own; shoes: Reebok Pumps; white sweatshirt: Alpha 60. underpants: Diesel; glasses: Theo; jeans: Levi's; shirt: Modern Amusement; watch: Tag Heuer; Game Boy: Nintendo.

Even the apparently benevolent techniques of modern researchers in tagging whales has been shown to have an adverse effect.