Sentence examples for to label that from inspiring English sources

He's had his self-assessment or however you want to label that, and he feels good about moving forward.

However, last year's epic Wimbledon final between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal provided many sports fans with the opportunity to label that match -- which Nadal won in a extended fifth set, in the English summer gloaming -- the greatest ever played.

Trump and Giuliani tried to label that informant a spy and invented the term "spygate" in hopes of discrediting Mueller's investigation, but those efforts appear not to have caught on.

bell hooks seemed decidedly anti-Beyoncé and her sexy TIME cover, while Janet had some enlightening insight on why, as women who are still striving for agency and respect, it is harmful to police our actions and expressions of sexuality and to label that self-expression as conformist.

To label that as "inappropriate" means to confront the rest of the research world and to set aside the research efforts and publications of decades.

Moreover from our operator's experience, the very low-density images, which are less prevalent in cases, are more difficult to label (that is, in these situations the operator may perceive a range of acceptable control settings before the density estimation is performed) than high-density images.

But it's the "rudest" label that cuts to the quick.

But she rejects the "aristocrat" label that clings to her, citing a mix of French and eastern European roots.

Consumers shopping for sunscreen may be drawn to labels that include seals from medical associations.

It will be impossible to send updates to labels that have sent an within 3.2 ms after another label's, because the controller will be busy sending the update.

Only send your demo to labels you like and only to labels that accept demos from anyone.