Sentence examples for bespoke brand from inspiring English sources

Tony will manage the brand partnerships team in Australia and will be responsible for developing bespoke brand solutions for clients.

Clearly this Glaswegian recovering alcoholic is a bit feeble-minded, because it takes a bespoke brand of mental infirmity to confuse personal courage in advancing the human right to cause offence with a penchant for bullying the most vulnerable.

So he takes his bespoke brand of affluent self-pity international, dropping in on "China", "Africa" (we're not told where) and LA to find out what makes people happy.

By putting their own very British twist on the grand tradition of modern US R&B storytelling that links TLC's No Scrubs and R Kelly's Trapped in the Closet, N-Dubz have created a bespoke brand of urban narrative that British listeners of all social and ethnic backgrounds can relate to.

Other than that, it's just Kitson's bespoke brand of standup-meets-raconteurship, whereby most characters talk like Daniel Kitson, and are apt to digress into comical rants about (for example) the dog owners who claim to be "parents" to their pets.

Since the launch The Cloakroom has created partnerships with bespoke fashion brands such as Hugo Boss, Tiger of Sweden, Scotch & Soda, Filippa K and Tommy Hilfiger.

DumbDumb is "creating content that's bespoke to a brand, and highly shareable," she added.

StyleShake, an e-commerce bespoke fashion brand, launches officially today.

The (not so) "clear idea" of the Bauhaus belongs to the period from 1926 to 1928, when it moved into a brand new bespoke building designed by Gropius in Dessau.

While Norton & Sons continues to be the lead brand, providing bespoke services with prices starting at £3,000 for a formal suit, it is the quirky but elegant sportswear counterpart E. Tautz that has won critical acclaim.

For Todd, it was a name brand that bespoke steadiness and trust.