Sentence examples for which is labelled from inspiring English sources

In this video, which is labelled as having been shot on Friday in Houran, Syria, demonstrators chant, "The Syrian Army.

The only one of the set which is labelled is Audrey Cruddas, which Rousseau speculates could be because "as a woman, there was no risk of naming her".

The record of his interrogation, which is labelled "Case 1491" in the secret-police files, is kept at the Institute of National Remembrance in Wrocław.

The net cost of the Commons is around £25m, £1.4m of which is labelled "other expenses" and could make up part of the expenses bill for MPs which scandalised Westminster last year.

One of the most interesting pieces is a perfume bottle by Marcel Duchamp, kept inside a box that seems to resemble a coffin, which is labelled with the French pun, Rrose Sélavy.

His organisation, which is labelled a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, was cited by the author of an extremist manifesto posted on a website registered in Roof's name and hosting photographs of the 21-year-old.

But Mr. Granger insists that the piece, which is labeled fiction, is neither stunt nor gimmick.

In the first menu section, which is labeled tapas, it's almost impossible to go wrong.

At the top is a representation of the fundamental, which is labeled n = 1.

But the February 2000 document, which is labeled "Confidential," does not indicate that the figures it contains are preliminary.

"Mobbed," which is labeled a one-time special, features Howie Mandel and groups of people creating flash mobs.