Sentence examples for page labelling from inspiring English sources

Russell Brand has threatened legal action against The Sun, after the tabloid ran a front page labelling him a hypocrite yesterday.

The Mail's front page labelling high court judges "enemies of the people", for example, came days after the government launched a consultation on two remaining elements of the Leveson inquiry into the phone-hacking scandal.

The Weekend section is hard to make sense of at all: the page labelling doesn't stand out and what, in any case, are 12 pages of "body and soul" supposed to be about?

There is a page labeled "In Memorium" to commemorate those who have died.

Opening with a page labeled "Promotion," the section said: "Time Inc. presents the 3-D Explosion".

Inexplicably, a bug-eyed snail gazes forth from a page labeled "the breathtaking brown of Gigi".

In it, the civil war was introduced to four- and five-year-olds on a page labelled "The National Uprising".

There on the page labeled "The Unbuilt," was a beautiful color photo of the dreaded 6.1-mile span.

One page, labeled "Office of the Secretary of Defense, The Special Assistant" contains a hand-drawn map showing the route from the Pentagon to Mr. Rumsfeld's home.

He sketches four circles across the top of the page, labeling them P for prostitution, H for human trafficking, D for drugs and T for terrorism.

MTAU's Facebook page labels the group "bully boys" for forc- ing through a price rise from £7 to £8.50 a week to advertise each car, though many bulk buyers are given discounts.