Sentence examples for regional label from inspiring English sources

The quest — like acquiring an artist's discography, or a run of 45s released by a defunct regional label — is one of completion.

Making special note of the Konrad Family name and the Loiben Wachau ?terreich regional label designations, Mr. Goss held his wine goblet to the light.

A regional label can also suggest that if a reader isn't interested in California specifically, then he will not be interested in a book set there.

Finally, many countries are adopting regional regulations and requirements, seen in Southeast Asia and the Mercosur countries in Latin America; sub-Saharan Africa should also explore the potential health and economic benefits of regional label harmonisation (20, 68).

How different are those regional labels, really?

Selling locally grown produce is mainly a homespun affair on Long Island, despite the success other areas have had in using regional labels.

As recorded by regional labels and collected by enterprising folklorists like Alan Lomax and Harry Smith, the American vernacular music of the 20's and 30's retains an indelible, uncanny intensity.

One of Mr Hardie's tasks was to phase out the regional labels such as Yorkshire and Granada in favour of the ITV brand.

Although extensive wine lists are rare in Venice because of the logistical difficulties of storage (or of doing anything underground), the Martins do have a good list, emphasizing regional labels.

In the late sixties, night clubs in northern England began hosting dance parties where enterprising disc jockeys spun obscure, fast-tempo soul records limited-run, picayune forecords limited-rungles issued by regional labels like Golden World, Ric-Tic, Magic City, and Shout.

Correction: July 30 , 2003 Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Saturday about plans by the European Union to enforce rules that reserve the use of regional labels for products -- like Roquefort or Chianti -- referred incorrectly at one point to a representative of the European Union's trade office.