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(31) Each word is tagged with its grammatical category.

(32) Reyes tagged Thompson out at home plate.

(33) Claire seems to have tagged along somehow.

(34) I tagged his car, which, in turn, tagged the guardrail and flipped over.

(35) Once you did something notorious, they tagged you with an extra name, a middle name that was ordinarily never used.

(36) When the day finally came, each child was tagged with a number for identification.

(37) Maybe I was just annoyed that his friend tagged on and mucked it up.

(38) A public interest lobby group on Thursday tagged Texas Sen.

(39) For Labour to be tagged with republicanism would still lose votes.

(40) The use of tagged architecture is limited to research projects at present, although the Burroughs B6700 computer makes some use of tagging.

(41) Once properly tagged and escorted, the visitor passes the initial checkpoint and walks along a corridor into the Headquarters Building lobby.

(42) Wattling had tagged on, plastered up as he was, and Hilary included him in.

(43) This year(sentencedict.com), wolves tagged in Idaho were spotted as far afield as Oregon and Montana.

(44) Both systems use transition probabilities between syntactically tagged form class pairs to prune the search.

(45) For instance, the first subsection of Chapter 2 is tagged as Section 2.1.

(46) A larger tagged corpus would allow the creation of a more accurate syntactic model.

(47) Each lexical item was also tagged with a syntactic category. 4.5.1.2.

(48) Another was J John, the evangelical preacher, who tagged along whenever Justin had business with the Press.

(49) Your training wheels were still on, I remember that, and you sort of tagged along behind them. Sentencedict.com

(50) As passed by the House and agreed to by the Senate, the bill allowed only plastic explosives to be tagged.

(51) Another holds 24 numbers tagged with the names of your business contacts.

(52) One of them was with Red Carlson, the heavyweight who tagged after Tony through his good years.

(53) These three writers are tagged as representatives of two hardly very different types or crisis-fancying, Third Worldly literary tourist.

(54) They were tagged with colour-coded labels bearing experiment numbers and feeding instructions.

(55) Simone tagged along in his life, sometimes rooming with him.

(56) It was as if users had developed an immune sys-tem that resisted outsiders not tagged with the Macintosh imprimatur.

(57) This grammatical tag must be compatible with those that the corpus was tagged with.

(58) Although for a time Simone tagged along in his life, he never took the affair seriously.

(59) After some of the descriptions she'd seen tagged on to her own name in newspaper reviews, she could hardly disagree.

(60) They tagged to our name various abusive epithets.