Sentence examples for started labeling from inspiring English sources

Michel Chapoutier, a winemaker in France, started labeling bottles that way in 1994.

But I must say my heart sank a couple of seasons ago when the City Ballet and now Ballet Theater started labeling certain Saturday and, I guess, Sunday matinees as family-friendly.

As Wall Street knows well, the pitfalls of political spending start with picking the wrong horse: the financiers who broke so decisively for Barack Obama in 2008 changed their minds after the president started labeling them fat cats and supported a financial reform law they hate.

Suddenly Recamier was out, and the French media started labeling Arnault "Le Raider".

It tried ad campaigns imploring customers to buy only genuine machines and parts–until pirates started labeling their fakes "genuine Eastman".

They started labeling us "protectionist" last week when President Obama made what should have been considered a straightforward decision.

State TV has started labelling digital books as a new threat that should be taken seriously.

Start labeling your folders, she said, and avoid having too many of them.

Whole Foods will start labeling GM foods in its stores…in 2018.

"You have to make sure standards are O.K., and there is compliance -- only then can you start labeling.

Next year, Sweden will start labeling food products so that shoppers can look at how much emission can be attributed to serving steak compared with, say, chicken or turkey.