Sentence examples for recently labelled from inspiring English sources
Rampling recently labelled the backlash, "racist to white people".
(New York magazine recently labelled Icahn a "blinding supernova of conflicts of interest").
Two Harvard economists recently labelled these and other uncounted exports "dark matter".
The boss of Heathrow, who recently labelled the state of the world's busiest international airport as "unacceptable", has resigned.
Michael Gove recently labelled the current provision of ICT in English schools as "dull' and argued, schools should have the freedom to teach computer science.
The Ebola epidemic that is still spreading across west Africa was recently labelled an international health emergency by the World Health Organisation.
Many scholars believe that level VIIa — more recently labeled VIi — corresponds to the era of the Homeric Trojan War.
The likely Democratic candidate, Ken Salazar, Colorado's attorney general, recently labeled Mr. Coors "an aristocrat" who does not understand the lives and problems of ordinary people.
For whatever reason, the banquettes are alive with the sound of Chloe, recently labeled by Vogue as "the New Postmodern Grunge Audrey Hepburn".
He's referring to the conservative movement's Old Guard, whom the author David Frum recently labeled the "paleoconservatives". Mitchell and his friends can't abide them.
Arena's chief executive, Ivor Frischknecht, said he wasn't surprised by the decision of treasurer Joe Hockey, who recently labeled a wind farm "utterly offensive".
