Sentence examples for once labeled from inspiring English sources

The case — once labeled the Polonium Trail — has gone cold.

So why has the player that Mike Piazza once labeled "our silent assassin" suddenly spoken up?

Once labeled an overhyped event that lacked originality, the dunk contest caters to younger, hipper leapers.

"Once labeled a failure, it's hard to get out of the box," Mr. Simmons said.

The Los Angeles Times once labeled R.E.M. one of the world's most politically correct bands.

It was once labeled complex interdependence, but it is now most frequently termed globalization.

Clearly, this is not the same player who in team marketing materials was once labeled, plainly, the Rebounder.

Frank Deford, a 50-year veteran of Sports Illustrated, once labeled Meltzer the most accomplished reporter in sports journalism.

Men's slacks once labeled "regular" are now "slim cut," and for those who cannot squeeze into those, there are easy fit, loose fit and baggy fit.

Gazprom says that many of the investments that critics once labeled political, such as the purchase of television stations and newspapers, have in fact turned out highly profitable.

Once labeled a "problem child," he took up karate to improve his range of motion after a shoulder injury sidelined him from high school football.