Sentence examples for brand ready from inspiring English sources
"9/11" is now free to be a brand, ready to do its American duty and move product.
Julie O'Leary had been working tirelessly for two years to get her luxury watch brand ready for launch.
Did senior managers at Kraft Foods have to intervene after executives in charge of the Oscar Mayer brand ran print ads proclaiming that a bologna sandwich has "just 4 grams of sugar" while a peanut butter and jelly sandwich has 16 — a comparison that may have left executives in charge of the Kraft jelly brand ready to serve a knuckle sandwich to their counterparts at Oscar Mayer?
It's not Jil as we know it but with its tumultuous history, it's a brand ready for a proper reboot.
Right now, she's focused on getting the brand ready for when edibles are legalized.
It's another strange gig in the ongoing saga of KISS, which long ago evolved from band to lucrative brand, ready for high-profile special events, reality TV and cradle-to-grave business ventures in the form of KISS Hello Kitty Dolls, KISS comics, books, T-shirts, action figures and restaurants as well as KISS caskets and KISS urns.
Another study by the University of Glasgow branded ready meals as "nutritionally chaotic".
And at your funeral they will serve a load of those own-brand ready salted potato sticks in little bowls at the buffet table, and your soul, cursed by this final crisp choice, will be bound down to hell.
"We have found women to be so much more educated about fashion, they know what they want before they leave the house to shop," says Colombe Campana, the brands ready-to-wear designer.
I've also learned that ScootFleet has partnered with a major city car park provider to store its brand-ready illuminated scooters in central parts of London, making it easier for them to be hired out on an ad hoc basis.
