Sentence examples for up a label from inspiring English sources

"In the U.K. there are more opportunities for young designers to set up a label," the designer said.

He is taking up a label with almost mythic associations while its creator, Mr. Saint Laurent, is still alive.

The pair decided to help Harper and Evelyn - now calling themselves Nightmares On Wax - by setting up a label.

The truth adds even more – the tale of White setting up a label, Spacebomb, in Richmond, Virginia, with the intention of having a Motown-style house band.

After four years as a costume designer in Los Angeles, she set up a label bearing her name and from 1989 to 2001 displayed her creations on the catwalks of Milan.

Davy first chipped in with the "Branca Sonic" line on the Tin Machine album and then talked about setting up a label for his favourite bands – "like Sonic Youth and the Pixies".

Satyarthi has also addressed the role of Western consumers who buy rugs woven with small fingers, helping to set up a labelling system, called Goodweave.

A full PA system, laminate floor and disco lights were set up for silly times to serious music, and they ended up forming a label.

To sum them up on a label will not be easy.

Next, maybe Rose will come up with a label for his betting on baseball, which got him banned 13 years ago.

The precocious seventeen-year old singer from England is signed to Virgin in the U.K., and will likely show up on a label here soon.