Sentence examples for they're labeled from inspiring English sources

Once they're labeled, they go into the collection.

Whether they're labeled "problem" or "gifted," the categories defined in the database may follow the kids.

You open each by pressing a key on the top row; they're labeled File 1, File 2 and so on.

But the industry is afraid you won't buy genetically modified foods if they're labeled -- and they're probably right.

They're labeled anything but show-biz aspirants, which, tarted up and abdominally perfected for ABC's commedia dell'arte, they unmistakably are.

"Men are expected to assert themselves and speak their mind; that's what gives them status in our society," says social psychologist Susan Newman, author of The Book of No. "They learn to say 'no' early on because if they don't, they're labeled wimps".

I'm going to label these towers with numbers, but it doesn't matter what they're labelled with.

They're labelling us a category of Australian; we're the adjective, they're the noun.

"So they're labelled as having attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and given drugs like Ritalin".

When athletes call themselves blue-collar, they're labeling themselves as players who work hard.

They're labelled "Kingdom of Saudi Arabia" and bear the logo of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre.