Sentence examples for own tags from inspiring English sources

Do you still have your own tags?

I can now add my own tags about myself and website URLs that are of relevance.

Feel free to suggest your own tags for the election in the comments.

Whereas HTML has a set lexicon of about 90 tags, XML has an infinite one: authors of XML documents can invent their own tags.

Revolución Sin Muertos paints murals around Comuna 13; sometimes residents put their own tags on them, as if to signal support.

Only Alaska, in Anchorage and Portland, Ore., now permits passengers to print their own tags and then drop them onto a conveyer belt from which the luggage is X-rayed and put on the plane.

And her own tag, too, of course.

"You've got to have fun once in a while," he says, echoing his own tag line.

While The A.P. says that most member papers have signed up for the tagging program, the largest newspapers, including The New York Times, have developed their own tagging systems and so far have not switched to The A.P.'s.

Spock is a search engine purely for people: the beauty of its algorithms is that searching for, say, Tom Grey offers a list of all the Tom Greys it has indexed and each profile comes with its own tag cloud.

It's similar to Day One in some ways, but it has the added benefit that you can sort entries by color-coded category, like business or entertainment, and add your own tag words.