Sentence examples for age brand from inspiring English sources

Age: Brand new! Appearance: Branded anew!

Age: Brand new.

Age: Brand new! Appearance: Percentagey.

Age: Brand new! Appearance: Next storm time!

Age: Brand new Appearance: Sold as slick and stylish – not sure anything that wakes you up can be, but hey.

Quaker Oats did even worse with Snapple, buying the New Age brand for $1.7 billion in 1994 and selling it last year for $300 million.

He will be motivated by his understanding that, in the modern age, branding is everything.

They were brightly colored, and beneath each was written.… "Experience the awesome adventures of The Stories from the Golden Age": "Branded Outlaw," "If I Were You," "Under the Black Ensign".

Tip: In the digital age brands no longer require to lean on traditional media to tell their story.

In the digital age, brands are no longer mere corporate assets to be leveraged, but communities of belief and purpose.

In the digital age, brands have to actively participate in culture, engage consumers through compelling content, and build authentic relationships with consumers to organically expand their reach.