Sentence examples for reputable label from inspiring English sources

In the days when new compact disks by classical artists were abundant, any composer successful enough to enjoy a close association with a prestigious American orchestra could count on getting at least one major work recorded on a reputable label.

By Russell Platt In the days when new compact disks by classical artists were abundant, any composer successful enough to enjoy a close association with a prestigious American orchestra could count on getting at least one major work recorded on a reputable label.

But I think a reputable label co-sign holds more klout than any publicist.                      .

Despite the greatness of the album and its marking his first time on a reputable label (Domino), the world pulled a Grant Hart on Grant Hart and responded with a deafening silence.

Despite the greatness of the album and its marking his first time on a reputable label (Domino), the world pulled a Grant Hart on Grant Hart and responded with deafening silence.

In the end, if you decide from your Primitivo-Zin head-to-head tasting that Zin is more your speed, start exploring Dry Creek, as it's considered the variety's sweet spot in California. A. Rafanelli, Mauritson and Ridge are some of the more reputable labels here, but some of the bigger brands like Ravenswood also often impress, especially for their smaller-lot, old-vine wines.

However, the stories over rum (served neat), a faux fireplace seat-side and a bear-rug for cabin authenticity, were riveting inside looks over the 30-40 year span of history, tribulations and fabric of building the world music network of today that launched some now reputable record labels, festivals and conferences.

An evidence-based summary was developed for each PDDI following a review of peer-reviewed publications, product labeling, drug compendia, and reputable online resources [ 7- 12].

"No reputable, science-based public health organization has labeled pornography a public health crisis," the group said.

Another tremendously key point Steve made was the difference between store bought preventatives -- which are often far less effective, as noted on the label -- and those purchased through a reputable veterinarian.

Rejecting his record label's suggestions that he work with a reputable producer, Rose assumed complete control over the recording process, employing the crew and musicians on costly retainers, but himself appearing less and less frequently at the studio, as he slipped into a prolonged reclusion that made it increasingly unlikely anything would come from the sessions.