Sentence examples for push label from inspiring English sources

She believes Marimba was unfairly tarred with the push label early on.

In fact, since it was first founded way back in 1992, PointCast has become synonymous with push, although the company rejects the push label.

Even as consumer groups are pushing to return labeling to its old standards, the food processors are pushing label language that they consider more appealing.

Unless you follow the movements of boundary-pushing labels like LuckyMe, one of Greene's homes, your first exposure to his work was likely his remix of Radiohead's "Lotus Flower", which was hand-picked by Thom Yorke for the the King of Limbs remix album TKOL RMX 1234567, or perhaps "Another Girl," a track that could be considered his breakout hit.

Thompson's push to label various musical performances obscene was not entirely limited to rap.

This push to label is dangerous, and has wider implications than parents realize.

Recognizing the different implications of the two words, Republicans tried to push the label "climate change" as an alternative to "global warming" during President George W. Bush's first term.

With that in mind, don't let anyone push a label on you and don't feel compelled to push one on yourself.

It defined the season, and by doing so pushed his label to the fore.

"Wal-Mart has gotten 11percentt of the U.S. food industry by selling brand names cheaply, not by pushing private label," said Mr. McMillin of Prudential Securities.

Yet as Geraldine Schofield, head of food regulatory affairs at Unilever, points out the push for labelling in Europe is as much about freedom of choice as about food safety (though European farmers' desire for protection may also play its part).