Sentence examples for put a tag from inspiring English sources

"They put a tag on it and we boarded the plane," he said.

But nobody took the time to put a tag on this dog, and my point is, that tells you something.

Playtex might put a tag in each bra to make sure that shipments destined for Asia aren't diverted to New York, where consumers are likely to pay more.

The background: While the massed ranks of the music industry spend their every waking hour searching for the new Adele, Florence, Amy or Laura Marling, here comes Lafawndah, who is rather harder to put a tag on.

But he added, "Do you have to put a tag on yourself?" Helen was silent at first, then disapproving, but several weeks later she breached a lifetime of reticence to confide in Alison that Bruce was gay, too.

He said, "I want to put a tag of shame on the greedy bastards who are responsible [for the Great Depression]." The novel – 200,000 words on 165 cramped, handwritten pages in a 12in x 18in lined ledger book – was completed in five months at the rate of 2,000 words a day.

(Drug paraphernalia possession, domestic abuse, not putting a tag on his dog).

As they connect, Telex software installed on their PC puts a tag or marker on the datastream being sent to that safe destination.

"But it's not just about the police putting a tag on people.

"When he puts a tag on them it's actually a transmitter tag that sends out a signal," Panis said.

Put a "style" tag between the head tags.