Sentence examples for slap labels from inspiring English sources

You could view this as a rapid succession of multiple lives and deaths; I think it's more about Cunningham not wanting us to slap labels on his characters.

The findings from the venerable National Academies also should put a damper on the growing efforts to force foodmakers to slap labels on food containing GMOs.

He went on a spree with the currency of social conservatism, slapping labels on places where they didn't make any sense — why is it snobbish to hope for a college education?

Clark Hoyt's "Lost in the Shorthand," which is an essay by the paper's public editor on the perils of the unavoidable task of slapping labels on people's political positions.

This relaxed attitude towards genre and style – perhaps reflective of the reading public's indifference to or even impatience with slapping labels on novels – together with the number of countries represented makes for a refreshing longlist.

Do you remember slapping labels on floppy or ZIP disks so you could remember what was on them?

In the organizing industry, getting uncluttered and organized is about slapping labels on boxes, purchasing the right containers and positioning your shoe collection nicely and neatly to look like a department store display.

Workers have been getting the word out by even slapping labels on Mott's products in grocery stores to highlight the strike, but the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle reported that a Texas district judge ruled in favor of DPS to prohibit the guerrilla tactics earlier this week.

Manufacturers are racing to slap green labels on every conceivable product, whether floor cleaners, cars, foods or fleece jackets.

"It's been the signature accomplishment of the conservative intellectual elite to slap the labels'elite' and 'intellectual' just on liberal intellectuals," Jacoby says.

It squirts blended scotch into half-litre glass bottles almost quicker than workers can slap on labels for "Vat 1, Superior Whisky".