Sentence examples for started to label from inspiring English sources

Shortly into their first year, the residents felt useless and started to label themselves as (still) medical students rather than physicians.

The term Molecular Gastronomy has gained a lot of publicity over the past few years, largely because some chefs have started to label their cooking style as Molecular Gastronomy (MG) and claimed to be bringing the use of scientific principles into the kitchen.

A few headlines I'm tracking... "More and more vendors are starting to label if their ingredients are non-GMO because they know that's what our industry is asking for," she said.

Label reading can also go beyond the food packaging; take note of the way that grocers are starting to label their shelves.

Washing the cells after Laurdan staining also helped to prevent internal labelling, removing excess, unincorporated Laurdan and enabled imaging for sixty minutes before internal structures started to show labelling, which was more than sufficient for our experimental purposes.

I'm definitely starting to get labeled as "The Sri Lankan Woody Guthrie".

I started to read the labels.

But it was in the 1920s that the label started to grow.

Instead, she said, advocates for the immigrants lobbied hard against them and racist labels started to stick.

But as they've started to go online, some labels have discovered themselves hamstrung by complicated technology.

Generally, a diffuse labelling started to appear at P3 and P4 in the sensory areas of rat neocortex.