Sentence examples for pushed the label from inspiring English sources

He pushed the label to switch from recording on acetate discs to using tape, and he made some of the first commercial stereo recordings: binaural recordings, with a separate needle playing each channel.

Both decided to push ahead with music lockers that do not require deals with the labels, and in so doing they may have pushed the labels closer to Apple.

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.

Democrats have repeatedly pushed the issue, labeling Trump's long history of repeating the suspicions racist and hurtful.

I guess this is being pushed by the label as some sort of low-grade glam rock, but please don't let that scare you into thinking this is some fancy lad fest or something.

OK, I'll admit that the latter is pushing the superstar label a little far.

If the MacBook Air is the bouncy, anorexic cheerleader of the ultraportable world (though 13.3″ is pushing the "ultraportable" label; I guess that would make her awkwardly tall in this metaphor), then this Lifebook P8010 is the greasy, frizzy (bad picture before) slick, capable know-it-all.

Pundits on HLN seemed to push the "addict" label because it suited their agenda to promote books and careers.

He pushed the little rectangular button labelled Reset.

Given Disney's corporate instinct to control creative ideas, an urge embodied by Mr Eisner, an English literature and theatre graduate who has never hidden his preference for the creative side, pushing the own-label model to its limits may have been counter-productive.Recently, ABC and its Disney parent have begun to recognise the limits of this do-it-yourself model.

The association, which represents the big record labels, had pushed the start of SoundExchange back from early October, saying it had to hammer out more details.