Sentence examples for was label from inspiring English sources
verb
To put a label (a ticket or sign) on (something).
- The shop assistant labeled all the products in the shop.
In the four years it took to be released, Solange got divorced and moved to Los Angeles, though ultimately it was "label issues" that saw Sol-Angel stuttering to life outside the studio.
Pressed about whether she still believes Allsup was "label lynched," she wrote, "We made a terrible mistake.
Last year it was label boss Claude Von Stroke who headlined, but this year he's passed the torch onto his right hand man Justin Martin.
Whether it was label mates Jaytech and Super8 & Tab bringing the trance early to the Queen's Ground stage, or rising Hospital records stars Fred V & Grafix plowing the Sunken Garden stage with drum and bass, there was hardly a bad way to navigate everything Nocturnal Wonderland had to offer.
This indicates that metabolites downstream of Glc-6-P diffused into the larger volume and that there was label loss during activation or conversion into metabolites that did not spread readily.
But it was labeled: Appalachian State University.
Instead I was labeled "petite".
It was labeled "manmade silk".
"One was labelled 'speak'; the other was labelled 'conceal.'..
