Sentence examples for recently labelled a from inspiring English sources

And its subsidiary Kellogg Brown & Root, or K.B.R., was recently labelled a war "profiteer," after Pentagon auditors accused it of overcharging the government on a contract to supply oil to the Iraqi people.

When you finally stroll into your Virgin Active induction, keep your eyes peeled for the type of guy this site recently labelled a "douchebag".

The Ebola epidemic that is still spreading across west Africa was recently labelled an international health emergency by the World Health Organisation.

Nobody needs hits more than Universal, which, despite a few bright spots like "Hop," was recently labeled "a bomb factory" by the entertainment news site Deadline.com.com

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".

By Hendrik Hertzberg January 16, 2009 I recently labeled a couple of items "Strike One" (an apologia for Obama's playing Inaugural footsie with Rick Warren) and "Strike Two" (a kind-of endorsement of Caroline Kennedy for senator from New York).

I recently labeled a couple of items "Strike One" (an apologia for Obama's playing Inaugural footsie with Rick Warren) and "Strike Two" (a kind-of endorsement of Caroline Kennedy for senator from New York).

But when it came to the increasingly autocratic President Nicolás Maduro — a man recently labeled a "dictator" by the Trump administration — Corbyn opted for an equivocating cop-out that has sparked a major backlash.

Now, as the British defend their Beijing triumph at home, in what The Guardian recently labeled a "cycling nation," Sir Chris Hoy and his teammates will compete beneath the brightest spotlight their sport has ever seen.

The average driver in Somerset County -- recently labeled a part of Wealth Belt, where many of the expensive new homes have a BMW and a Land Rover in the driveway -- spent the most time staring out the window and breathing fumes, 74 hours each year, while his Bergen County counterpart sat fuming 62 hours.

Cybersecurity has quickly become a focal point for government and policy discussions within the United States, and was recently labeled a national emergency by the President.