Sentence examples for was being labelled from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

And he warned that important work providing HIV prevention information was being shut down because it was being labelled "homosexual propaganda".

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

In the eyes of prospective clients, though, Baer was being labeled as a growth house at the worst possible time.

It wasn't that long ago that the virus was being labeled by British tabloids as the "gay plague".

"We're being labelled – or I'm being accused of leading England to being – a second-rate country.

The extra 15.5 per cent in each case is being labelled a "social charge".