Sentence examples for unfamiliar label from inspiring English sources

"Daniel Hechter?" I asked the tracksuited Ms. Watnick, looking at the unfamiliar label.

The store I patronized offered several well-known Bordeaux selections from 2006, but an unfamiliar label, Château Tour Biggore, was the only 2005 bottle, and cost a mere $8.

A wall of unfamiliar labels, obscure descriptions and extravagantly wine-schooled patrons can evoke a nagging vertigo.

Today's battle for the heart and soul of business will be won not by inventing new and unfamiliar labels, but by changing the ideological content of the corporate world's core vocabulary.

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A visitor found unfamiliar California labels like Hans Fahden and Lions Peak cabernet sauvignons and Domaine Felipe chardonnay.

But PacSun made several missteps toward the end of the 2000s, including discontinuing the sale of sneakers in 2008, though it has since reinstated them, and moving toward less-expensive but unfamiliar private-label merchandise.

An American designer who has made things for Mrs. Obama explained that she has helped his business because saleswomen can now tell shoppers unfamiliar with his label, "Mrs. Obama wears his clothes".

Suspicious students should look for 'badly-applied labels, fake tax stamps, misspelt labels, unfamiliar brand names and very cheap prices'.

There are both unfamiliar and familiar labels, from generic lemon-fresh dishwasher detergent, different flavors of packaged Jell-O, toothpaste, fabric softener, and packaged sardines, to baby shampoo, Pringles, Ultraclean Listerine and antibacterial toilet cleaner.

Those packages often arrive with hand-lettered labels in unfamiliar writing.