Sentence examples for were labels 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.
The wine lists are glued to bottles, one for white, one for red, as if they were labels.
So were labels and other evidence that would link specific products to Pakistan, Germany, Malaysia and a dozen other countries where Dr. Khan's network of suppliers and manufacturers operated over the past decade.
There were labels Google News was already using in the older version of the site, but are now much more prominent as they appear as section titles.
"Slackers" and "narcissistic" were labels deeply etched into the minds of many Americans when they thought of generation X.
The rest were labelled failures.
Many were labeled "lead free".
We were labelled baby-killers.
Yellow neighborhoods were labelled "immediate opportunity areas".
We were labeled "Thalidomide Babies".
They were labelled cosmopolitans, they were labelled ruthless intellectuals, they were labelled parasites.
Nuclei were labelled using DAPI.
