Sentence examples for brand emblem from inspiring English sources

As for Travelers, without access to the umbrella the company has moved on to another brand emblem.

It is crucial because whenever you see a car on the Champs-Elysées or in Toronto, even without the brand emblem on it, you have to recognize that it is a Ferrari.

Over the last few weeks it has begun blanketing Washington — via buses, street banners, newspapers, even coasters in bars and restaurants — with an advertising campaign that relies on the motif of a circle, trying to make a friendly brand emblem out of its sometimes intimidating round, near-windowless building, designed by Gordon Bunshaft.

It will include some of her signature work, notably the "knit paintings" that she had been making for years, machine-generated weavings with loaded images — Playboy logos, Soviet hammers and sickles, commercial brand emblems.

At the top of a steep staircase in a backstreet of Nablus, Nizam Kartullah was stitching together swaths of white, green, black and red fabric to create a brand new emblem of the hoped-for state of Palestine.

The company, a joint venture between BBC Worldwide and US media firm Scripps, is now aiming to reintroduce the UKTV brand as an "emblem of quality and creativity" to highlight the range of its portfolio.

The Meinls got their start as purveyors of coffee and other delicacies during the Hapsburg era, and the brand remains an emblem at the coffeehouses that still dot Vienna.

The DCSF's branding – a rainbow emblem and giant cartoon characters reminiscent of children's story books nicknamed "munchkins" by civil servants – are being taken down this morning.

Over the millennia that "good name" has morphed into the idea of "The Brand" – the near-priceless emblem of what a person, place, thing or country stands for.

Under the Postal Service's plan, most mail from the three boroughs would be sent to a central processing center in East New York, Brooklyn, where it would be branded with a new emblem: "TRIBORO, NY BKLYN-QNS-STATEN ISL".

How quaint that notion seems now, when a flag is about equal parts corporate branding tool and national emblem; when designers are busily dismantling not just patriotism but the visible symbols of a patriarchy that grows more anachronistic by the moment, thanks to social transformations engineered through the alchemy of the Web.