Sentence examples for that labeled from inspiring English sources

And she saw the signs that labeled her a traitor.

Cordileone wanted language in the new contract that labeled teachers as ministers.

He played down reports after the season that labeled Favre a distant teammate.

I last saw him wearing a huge button that labeled him a proud American smoker.

It was a bad omen coming from the airport, the source of 40 years of aircraft rumblings that labeled Shea as the noisiest stadium in baseball.

The Council of Ministers issued a decree that labeled the MEK as an FTO and made it illegal for anyone to do business with the camp.

Germany, hoping nothing would sully its 1936 Berlin Olympics, launched a smear campaign, run by Goebbels, that labeled von Ossietzky a traitor and pressured Norway.

Even restaurants that labeled these dishes "our famous," "our specialty" and "our secret recipe" were turning out dry, tough meat or over-marinated, chalky, sweet-tasting beef.

As the speech was ending, a campaign worker for Mrs. Clinton was there among the reporters, passing out a news release that labeled Mr. Lazio a "Gingrich Republican".

That, in a gruesome microcosm, drives home the consequences of an institution that labeled one race as property.

Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, denounced Israel as a racist colonial power hours after another senior Palestinian at the gathering in South Africa said the delegation would reject a proposed declaration that labeled Israel a racist state.