Sentence examples for was labeling 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.
While the Eagles' president, Joe Banner, was busy claiming that most fans agreed with the decision, The Philadelphia Daily News was labeling the N.F.L. "the wimps who stole Christmas".
The contrast has been present since before the primaries began — when Mr. Obama announced his middle-class tax cut, for example, and when Mrs. Clinton took out a whimsical television advertisement in which she was labeling Christmas gifts as if each were a specific policy proposal.
Respondents regularly understood what this process was, labeling it a mud-slide or flood.
"Some people thought it was labeling and discriminating".
As LPS could increase the proliferation of glia, particularly microglia, confocal microscopy was used to determine if the BrdU was labeling glia.
Many providers wanted to avoid ideas of body image, specifically patients perceiving that their doctor was labeling them.
But it was labeled: Appalachian State University.
Instead I was labeled "petite".
It was labeled "manmade silk".
