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622 examples of Brand in a sentence

I want to go back just to before the bang, to this idea of brand, and I was talking about Coke and Pepsi, etc.
We see it as terrorism versus democracy in that brand war.
They actually want our cultural souls, and that's why the brand analogy is a very interesting way of looking at this.
They were effectively [doing] something in this brand image of creating a brand which can be franchised around the world, where there's poverty, ignorance and injustice.
If we perceive it in this way as a brand, or other ways of thinking at it like this, we will not resolve or counter terrorism.
Your brand is what other people say about you when you're not in the room, the saying goes.
We hand across our brand and our campaign to those people.
So what we need is really a new brand of chocolate, a brand of chocolate that is irresistible, that you really want to play, but that has all the ingredients, the good ingredients that are extracted from the broccoli that you can't recognize but are still working on your brains.
They even use the brand name he created for his jihad.
The Airs were brand new.
Very next day, I bopped into school with my brand new Air Jordans, man, I was cool.
It creates economies of scale, significant and long-term resource investment, the expertise of many different kinds of people and different kinds of minds, and for individuals, consumers, it's bringing the standards, rules and recourse that we really want as consumers, and this is kind of bound up in a brand promise, and the companies are providing this on a platform for participation.
And so it's really about making the brand stronger, so that more people want to join.
He designed most of the major icons of Japan, like Issey Miyake's brand and also Muji.
LB: Since August 2012, harmful phosphors have been found in the instant noodle package cups from every famous brand sold in China's supermarkets.
Let me introduce you to my brand new project, "Baroque in Rock," which became a golden disc most recently.
Now, if you're a marketer, you might then target them with product samples, try to spread your brand through their social group.
Financial Times polls global youth attitudes, and these numbers, brand new, just came from last week.
When it comes to specific support for music locally and a broad understanding of a music brand nationally, you've got to have the receipts.
So obviously I'm looking at this through a marketing prism, so from a brand perspective, brands literally stand or fall on their reputations.
So if you've actually decided that you trust a brand, you want a relationship, you want to engage with the brand, you're already kind of participating in lots of new forms of currency.
And suddenly you're getting Amazon, as a brand, is going head to head with the Federal Reserve in terms of how you want to spend your money, what money is, what constitutes money.
It's infused with a very complex cocktail of chemicals, so it smells very luxurious and very distinctive, and, being a Procter and Gamble brand, it's been supported by a lot of mass media advertising.
They said, obviously tried to dissociate themselves from drugs, but said, "It reminds me of one thing and that's the value of the brand has stayed consistent."
And one of my favorite examples from a brand perspective going on is Vodafone, where, in Egypt, lots of people make purchases in markets and very small independent stores.
CA: Now, you use the Virgin brand a lot and it seems like you're getting synergy from one thing to the other.
What does the brand stand for in your head?
CA: I mean, there are a few launches you've done where the brand maybe hasn't worked quite as well.
I mean, couldn't you have used the Virgin brand for that as well?
Well, to my surprise, when I published this work and began to speak out against this particular brand of psychotherapy, it created some pretty bad problems for me: hostilities, primarily from the repressed memory therapists, who felt under attack, and by the patients whom they had influenced.
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