Sentence examples for that tags from inspiring English sources

He showed such hypersensitivity to physical touch that tags had to be removed from his clothing.

(The Auto-I.D. Center insists that tags will be "killed" at the checkout counter, as clothing sensors are).

He also founded RugMark, an international scheme that tags all carpets made in factories certified as child labour-free.

They will employ a system that tags digital video and measures the demographics, location and size of a show's audience.

They realize that what customers, the public and regulators think of them requires a full-blown, singular, all-out initiative, not just something that tags onto other things.

Meanwhile Britain's farming unions are trying to get the rules relaxed, for example by requiring that tags be read only when flocks get to market.

The last thing the precious Clinton legacy needs is to have a coda that tags the senator from the great state of New York as the Nader of 2008.

Politico is reporting today that his campaign is "preparing a robust, sustained attack that tags the former House speaker as a Washington insider and serial flip-flopper who can't be trusted with the nation's economy.

It gives you 7 frames a second instead of 10, and 14 megapixels instead of 16; it also does away with the GPS chip that tags each photo with your location).

The culprit: C4, a gene connected to the immune system that "tags" foreign cells for removal.

Observe that tags are compatible with readers operation given the considered architecture.