Sentence examples for secondary labels from inspiring English sources

As well as his mainline collection, Owens has two secondary labels, a fur line and furniture sold from stores in six cities.

Our No. 4 bottle was Le Petit Haut Lafitte from Pessac-Léognan, one of Smith Haut Lafitte's secondary labels, concentrated yet accessible and refreshing.

Wineries' secondary labels are worth seeking out; they include Martha Clara's nonvintage Glaciers End white and merlot (both $10.99); Palmer's nonvintage Lighthouse White and Lighthouse Red ($10.99 apiece); and Lieb Family Cellars' Bridge Lane 2006 chardonnay and nonvintage cabernet franc (both $15).

Let the label reflect the facts; manufacturers or dealerships can include "secondary" labels augmenting the facts — charge time, extra efficiency numbers, and so on.

The retailer sells several private brands as well as secondary labels from quintessential left-of-mainstream designers such as Steven Alan, Charlotte Ronson and Grey Ant.

In spite of the rapid developments in various nanosensor technologies, it still remains challenging to realize a reliable ultrasensitive electrical biosensing platform which will be able to detect multiple viruses in blood simultaneously with a fairly high reproducibility without using secondary labels.

Control samples were exposed to relevant nonspecific isotype control IgG or secondary labeled antibody alone (FITC-labelled bovine anti-mouse).

Most commercially available antibodies are available as a FITC or carboxyfluorescein-labeled conjugate in order to use primary labeling instead of secondary labeling.

Bel Rosso, a secondary label, is 90percentt merlot and 10percentt cabernet franc.

Today, Giorgio Armani, a chief architect of modern fashion -- a natural heir to Coco Chanel -- sent out more than 100 fall looks, and nearly as many more for his secondary label, Emporio Armani.

When Prada was a little girl — her nickname was Miu Miu (she gave it to her secondary label) — the shop was off limits to the females of the family.