Sentence examples for brand reference from inspiring English sources

"If people make that aspirational brand reference, I'm psyched," said Franz Von Holzhausen, Tesla's chief of design.

Another slice of materialistic bragging, filled with pop-culture and luxury brand references, Hypnotize is backed by a deeply bombastic bass line, taken from Herb Alpert's Rise.

In the video, Brand references a TMZ report in which the presenter says: "Look at her eyes, these are the things that made Renée Zellweger herself!" He retorts: "Yes, it's her eyes!

Brown lays the brand references on thick at times — in one paragraph, Janice dons a "Diane Von Furstenberg silk wrap dress," which she spritzes with "Evian spray" and pairs with "special-occasion crystal-encrusted Ferragamo pumps" and a "Tiffany necklace" — and this can lend her prose the feel of an issue of W magazine.

Such software extends digital sensors throughout the online universe, monitoring ripples in an endless flood of topics, brand references and sentiment.

Instead of art, more on-brand references dominated.

He recently made headlines for the wrong reasons after he got into a fracas in a club and fled the scene in a speedboat, and then he was embroiled in a rape lyric controversy (he maintains his innocence), but he's also released a mixtape – If You Ever Think I'll Stop Goin' In – as well as this sports-brand-referencing track.

Tom Shone wrote an astute piece at the time about the smartness of Obama's choice, and he highlighted the judiciousness with which the president had managed his own brand with reference to cinema.

Asked whether they were competing with the Nelson Mandela Foundation's 46664 brand – a reference to his prison number on Robben Island – she replied: "We are all trying to achieve the same objective".

Brands: for reference in your R&D labs, the official ranking of vegan cheese brands (not including gourmet rare artisan ones) is as follows.

He forged a distinctive, at times thrilling, brand from references to the high culture of the past, only rarely referring to contemporary events or issues.