Sentence examples for was usually labeled from inspiring English sources

A century ago more white grapes than red grapes were planted in Bordeaux, producing wines that included the sweet whites of Sauternes and Barsac as well as the ocean of dry to semi-dry vin ordinaire that was usually labeled Bordeaux blanc, Entre-Deux-Mers or Graves.

Prior to that -- and even today with inexpensive jug wines -- California wine was usually labeled with a broad moniker like "Burgundy" or "Chablis," meant to vaguely evoke what Old World-style of wine it was (allegedly) similar to.

It's usually labeled "artisanal".

And the human creatures who overfish or pollute are usually labeled "man".

These days, they are usually labeled post-traumatic stress disorder, which has a close first cousin.

The heart-shaped and green-skinned Kelsey is distinctive enough that it is usually labeled with its proper name.

This prominent Brazilian artist is usually labeled a conceptualist, but he might better be called a producer of magic theater.

(Not all discs have regional restrictions, and those without are usually labeled "Region 0" or "All Region").

Both types are usually labeled "public expenditure," and in many countries attention usually focuses on the aggregate of the two.

Prescriptions that are not meant to be taken during pregnancy are usually labeled with a symbol showing a pregnant woman in a circle with a slash through it.

The blank double-layer discs, which are usually labeled DVD+R DL or a similar variation, are more expensive than standard blank single-sided discs.