Sentence examples for an array of brands from inspiring English sources

Controlling an array of brands allows him to be flexible, opportunistically exploiting supplies of certain varietals as they become available, and temporarily discontinuing a brand should the price of its component wine get too high.

The rest are just plain running shoes — an array of brands in a rainbow of colors, the kinds you see shuffling along the ground on a normal race day.

"They want to do business with brands they trust," said Bala Subramanian, a senior marketing executive for the Hilton Hotels Corporation in Beverly Hills, Calif., which established the Hilton brand in the 1950's and more recently acquired an array of brands, including Doubletree, Embassy Suites and Hampton Inn.

Its strategy of offering consumers an array of brands and choices, like the 70 different models across eight separate brands that it sells now, was meant to fulfill the goal set by its legendary chairman, Alfred P. Sloan, to offer a "a car for every purse and purpose".

Consumer Reports magazine tested an array of brand-name canned foods for a report in its December issue and found BPA in almost all of them.

The shows range from a mini-survey at the Mnuchin Gallery on East 78th Street, to an array of brand-new work at the Matthew Marks Gallery's three locations in Chelsea, to a radiant exhibition of Mr. Kelly's 1971 "Chatham Series" at the Museum of Modern Art.

Thanks to an array of brand partnerships in addition to heavy global radio play, near-full entitlement on songwriting and production credit for his releases, and a million dollar an hour asking price, Calvin Harris has more than double the salary of the No. 2 DJ, with $66 million compared to David Guetta's $30.

First-round bids are due on Wednesday for Pfizer's collection of over-the-counter products, an array of household brands that includes Listerine, Benadryl, Rogaine and Zantac.

Between them they owned an array of major brands, including Omega and Tissot, as well as ETA SA Manufacture Horlogère Suisse, shortened to ETA, an ebauche factory founded in Neuchâtel in 1793.

BP has announced that it will expand its consumer products division during the next few months, bringing an array of new brands to local stores.

Interbrew, unlike Anheuser-Busch, which has focused heavily on its Budweiser brands, has pursued a strategy of outstripping rivals by acquiring a wide array of brands in numerous countries.