Sentence examples for name a label from inspiring English sources

Democracy was a name, a label given to a form of government, and he proposed to use the word to describe a state where institutions existed that enabled the government to be removed without violence.

DL: You name a label, we were on it.

Labeling doesn't have to be elaborate; it's simply explicitly recognizing and giving a name (a label) to people's experience.

She was unable to give an exact name (a label) and possible cause of the illness, but believed that working too much may be a reason.

This is simply to take the name of a well understood concept and assign that name as a label to something which in ordinary understanding never fell within such concept.

Access to the arrays can be by name, called a label, or by an index.

Designers put their name on a label, tell their story, express their taste and experience and, if told well and often enough, they find an audience.

For Mr. Rodriguez, the son of Cuban parents, whose father is a retired longshoreman in New Jersey, the attention meant fame before his name was a label.

Today's wine start-ups are often "virtual" wineries, little more than a brand name and a label on a bottle, supplied by one of the state's "custom crush" operations, which make wine to specification for numerous clients.

We are not gullible businesspeople whose stature can be influenced by something as frivolous as the name on a label.

Neige Records is a really great name for a label".