Sentence examples for wanted a label from inspiring English sources

If Cooper had wanted a label, which he never did, he might have called himself the plain man's existentialist; life is important because it is there.

"It started as a project with Phonica," a widely-revered record store and label based out of London, "and they wanted a label that was more about underground UK shit, I guess.

"No one wants a label of being under.500 another year".

"A new class of consumer wants a label that's easy to read and a product that's easy to drink," says Renaud Gaillard, of the Fédération des Exportateurs de Vins et Spiritueux.

When Marshall Field's displayed his model house, it wanted a catchy label, so it hired a consultant, who fashioned "dymaxion" out of bits of "dynamic," "maximum," and "ion".

And that I wanted a different label.

"If consumers wanted an OilMade label, I would fully respect that, too, but I doubt they would," Mr. Albaek said.

Not wanting a single label to control their work in Europe, the band also partnered with London-based label Kartel in 2003 to handle distribution and promotion in England.

But France objects to turning Libya into a NATO operation, arguing from the start that Arab countries do not want a NATO label on the mission.

Chris Adler stated Epic Records in the United States "couldn't be more perfect", but wants a different label for international releases.

Do you want a famous label, or something simple?