Sentence examples for still labels from inspiring English sources
There were still labels stuck across the glass in the windows, so that it seemed to stare with lifeless eyes at a ruined landscape of red clay.
He covered the 1995-96 that that won so often, so easily, that Tipton still labels it the best Kentucky team he ever covered, including this one.
Delta, which still labels its paragraph about flight delays and cancellations as "Rule 240," states it will transfer a passenger to another airline "at our sole discretion".
If iTunes still labels the songs on a disc as Track 01 and so on, your computer's Internet connection may be down — or Gracenote does not have the album on file.
Still, labels put zealous effort into finding heirs, especially once Arctic Monkeys' first album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, became the fastest-selling British debut of all time in January 2006.
Even though many of the issues he covers are extremely contentious, Cory still labels his far-right opinions as "basic common sense".
"The Tigers are still labelled as terrorists.
He was still labeled as a track cycling star trying to make it on the road.
Even after 66 years of independence, India is still labelled as a developing country.
"Those discharges are permitted, but are still labeled by the US government as a form of pollution," Barton said.
Confident women at work are still labeled "bossy" and "bitchy", to their own detriment – unless they can "turn it off".
