Sentence examples for the label would be from inspiring English sources

In January, during the Milan menswear shows, it was announced that the label would be collaborating with Savile Row tailor Huntsman on a bespoke tailoring service.

As the argument between the two big labels escalated, Carolina Herrera's representatives made it clear that the label would be comfortable with Ms. Kim working anywhere but Oscar de la Renta, exposing just how much of a threat it considered the other company.

However, an authenticated photocopy of the certificate of origin of the main ingredient issued by country A cannot guarantee that the origin statement on the label would be truthful, and importing country C might need another method to verify the origin if it would damage consumers' interests.

The label would be called "The Bombs Stop Dropping".

At the same time, the information on the label would be deliberately vague.

I suppose the 18 records we've put out on the label, would be some great singer-songwriters, also one of Americas finest, Nathaniel Rateliff.

By default, the label would been added in the data system created by the x and y axis.

They say the labels would be cumbersome and expensive, and that they would not make a dent in America's obesity problem.

The state's Agriculture Department estimated that the annual cost of the labeling would be about $11.2 million, after a start-up of $6.3 million the first year.

If different people, working on the same reaction, could generate the same label without conferring, then the labels would be powerful tools for ordering chemical information.

If we believed that, the labeling would be reversed: it's all the other food that should be labeled as "Unfair Trade," "Rapacious Trade," or "Let's-Pay-a-Pittance Trade".