Sentence examples for red labels from inspiring English sources

Extra rails bulging with sweaters and coats are lining the edge of the womenswear floor, with several of the group's own-label brands – Red Herring, Mantaray and RJR John Rocha – covered in red labels.

Many shoppers seek out food with red labels, which represent a kind of sustainable agriculture trifecta.

Only a smattering of "red herrings," the preliminary plans festooned with red labels, have appeared in the lobbies of residential rental buildings in the last few months.

Although Tesco always maintained its resistance was nothing to do with fears of red labels hurting sales, it had argued that traffic lighting would see some products unfairly stigmatised.

Under the current law, known as nitaqat ("categories"), companies are classified by green, yellow and red labels that denote the extent to which they have complied with employment quotas.

Table 1 Accumulation of red labels   1.

Michael Hall's Red: A Crayon's Story, which follows a blue crayon misidentified with a red label, would be read instead. .

"I spotted a can in the corner whose red label read SADNESS.

As the bright red label on the cover of "Ali and the Jews" reads, "the printing of this book was prohibited under the previous administration".

It's difficult to avoid the conclusion that companies shunning the system are reluctant to put a red label on products.

Military maps show swaths of red labelled "AS infested area", while the African Union force, Amisom, lacks a single helicopter in a country similar in size to Afghanistan.