attach a label

Q. But with race someone else will attach a label because it is not something one can disguise.

Unfortunately, simply attaching a label to something did nothing to explain what that something was.

To an old pistol he attached a label claiming that it was the gun with which Hitler committed suicide.

Romy was attaching a label to one of Kim's big toes.

DC Gilchrist attached a label to the material and wrote "Cloth (charred)" on it.

The technique seems to be refutation by denigration: If you can attach a label to my approach, you don't have to say what is wrong with it.

Mr. Gerard said that the industry attaches a label to bunk beds, alerting the consumer to the importance of fitting the bed with the proper-size mattress.

At a time when medicine lacked the tools to investigate the underlying causes of many syndromes, the eponym was a convenient mechanism for attaching a label to a disease.

Mrs. Davis taped each box shut, Mrs. Goodrich attached a label and Mr. Freeman carried it to one of the screened-in porches, to await Fed Ex.

Having attached a label to each garment separately, as well as to the rings from the fingers and a diamond comb from the luxuriant hair, he packed them carefully in a small portmanteau, ready for transport to France.

Dr. Norman Farnsworth, a research professor of pharmacognosy at the University of Illinois, said the industry should attach a label to kava products warning people not to take them more than a week or two at a time if they have liver problems.

I think it is important that we should be able to attach a label to a product showing it has been produced in the country in which it is being sold, and I disapprove of the Commission's position in banning that in Community-financed campaigns.

Attach a label to each document with the following information: the name of the filing person; the Item to which the document responds and, if more than one document responds to that Item, the order of this document (e.g. 4(c)-3); and the date of the Form.