Sentence examples for soon labeled from inspiring English sources

It was soon labeled the Barnes Dance and copied in other cities.

Transmeta also began handpicking graduate students from Stanford University's computer science department, where it was soon labeled "the cult".

The British press soon labeled the music "nu-folk," a category Ms. Marling finds "painful -- they don't even spell it right".

Soon labeled the Young British Artists, or Y.B.A.'s, they yanked British art into the center of the contemporary art world.

In fact, immediately after taking office last summer, the two things the 27-year-old asked his new village attorney to check on were, first, the state and local beaver trapping laws, since a dog had recently been caught and killed in a beaver trap on the old Bienstock property -- a huge New Paltz scandal that was soon labeled Beavergate; and second, whether a mayor could perform gay marriages.

People using the devices were soon labeled "Kodak fiends," and the technology was banned from businesses, beaches and even the Washington Monument.

A week later, however, a disputed Presidential election in Iran triggered large demonstrations there, which were soon labelled the Green Revolution.

Petty crime and prostitution are common, and the government may soon label some properties "afectada," meaning they must be torn down.

Terri Pous of Time also wrote of the episode, "It sounds custom-made for a 'too soon' label, and it probably is.

Smith, who had been to the UK only four times before 1964 and never more than briefly, was soon labelled a "raw colonial" by Whitehall.

Kotaku's report is based on an anonymous but "reliable source", and a Gamestop employee's claim that NMS's marketing materials have had the June the 21st date (its US release) covered by a "coming soon" label.