Sentence examples for promptly labeled from inspiring English sources

But the Commerce Ministry promptly labeled the move a "catastrophe" for the Chinese economy.

One "fraction" of the socialist democrats having been expelled by another "fraction," the expelled "fraction" promptly labeled the new controlling group to be "neo-conservative".

With only six competitors (shod with Bridgestone tyres) left to compete after the other teams boycotted the race, fans became rightly furious and promptly labeled F1 a farce.

This uneasy relationship was promptly labeled "cohabitation"; it lasted two years and in the end worked in Mitterrand's rather than Chirac's favour.

When polls taken in the spring of 1980 showed my support in the range of 25percentt, I was promptly labeled a "spoiler," driven more by personal ego than conviction.

To Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, who formed a faction they called "republican" but that was promptly labeled Anti-Federalist, federalism emphasized the diffusion of power to levels of government closest to the people and furthest from royalism -- at that time, the states.

Labour MP David Winnick promptly labelled him a "billionaire spiv".

George Washington Washington marries the richest widower in Virginia and is promptly labelled a gold-digger.

It opened - for a fortnight - in January 1970 at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, won a prolonged standing ovation and was promptly labelled a "piece of piss" by Sir Laurence Olivier.

The "pianists", as they were promptly labelled, were using both hands during the electronic vote, one to press their own "yes" button, the other an absent neighbour's.

When a clearly disgruntled Trivers said he wanted to finish his sentence before beginning the Q&A, Rowson unwisely argued against this and was promptly labelled a "rude motherfucker", earning Trivers a round of applause from the audience.