Sentence examples for wanted to label from inspiring English sources

Coughlin was then asked if he wanted to label this game as kind of a preplayoff playoff game.

Last week Taiwan rejected a Chinese offer of two pandas, which critics there decried as "Trojan pandas," because Beijing wanted to label them as a domestic shipment instead of following international rules for the transfer of rare species between countries.

Founded by Dan Pinchbeck and Jessica Curry in 2010, it is famous for its experimental first-person exploration game Dear Esther, a critically polarising adventure that detractors famously wanted to label 'not a game'.

In October, the United States Department of Agriculture set strict standards for farmers with gross sales over $5,000 a year who wanted to label their food products with the official "U.S.D.A. Organic" seal, certifying that their crops were 95to100percentent produced by organic methods.

Most consumers told us that they wanted to label and avoid GM food because of health concerns.

So for a picture of a muslim, she wanted to label them as a muslim," said former Palmer High School yearbook editor Anna Carmichael.

"They don't want to label themselves".

People may want to label us the Christian Left.

They won't want to label their e-mail ADV.

People want to label other people, and I have been labelled very much.

If people want to label genetically engineered products they ought to have that right.