Sentence examples for was being labeled from inspiring English sources

She says her only academic distinction was being labeled "Big Mouth" by her sixth-grade teacher.

Just two weeks into the season, Auburn was being labeled the most overrated team in college football.

Jeff Killeen, a special agent of F.B.I., said at a news conference here that the downing of the plane was being labeled a criminal act.

She never would have called herself that — her biggest fear was being labeled a "stage mother" — but it's what she was, and she was good at it.

I felt like I was being labeled a bad worker or a lazy worker, so I didn't want to come back.

Speaking in court Friday before the sentencing, his ankles in chains and a white beard reaching his chest, Mr. Mullet said he was being labeled a cult leader, which he denied.

A young girl told me she was being labelled as "the biggest charge sheet going".

"Suddenly the place was being labelled a problem estate," he says.

It wasn't long before he was being labelled "the black Blair" and "Britain's Obama".

It wasn't long before another journalist was being labelled a 'pr***'.

My proudest moment was being labelled the most active overseas diplomat by Singapore's equivalent to our science minister.