Sentence examples for brand refreshment from inspiring English sources

Ad land is full of rumours that they are going to be spending a few bob on a re-launch, or in their words "brand refreshment".

The resulting "brand refreshment" will, he says, improve NTL's ability to compete with its big rivals in Britain, BT (the telecoms incumbent, now moving into TV) and BSkyB (a satellite-TV provider that is now moving into broadband and telephony).All of this, of course, assumes that consumers really do want to buy all four quadruple-play services from a single firm.

So, the more likely outcome is that you'll want to undergo some small brand refreshments -- perhaps you'll update your message map, touch up your logo or retire a campaign that's no longer consistent with your brand's evolution.

Introduced to the English court in the middle of the 17th century by Catherine of Braganza, the fashion spread to the middle classes in the 18th century, offering an alternative brand of refreshment to the excitements of the coffee house.

Purchase, or make refreshments.

According to Beverage Digest, Mountain Dew is the third biggest liquid refreshment brand behind Coca Cola and Pepsi.

Make a refreshment stand.

"It's getting back to the roots, back to a brand promise of cold refreshment," Mr. McGrath said, tracing the provenance of the train to how Coors Brewing transported its beer from the Colorado mountains.

To that end, he puts the drinks Coke sells into four boxes: the main brands are all about refreshment; then comes hydration, mainly waters; the third is drinks offering energy and stimulation, with caffeine and vitamins; finally come juices and milks that provide nutrition and health.Among the new products likely to arrive later this year is a family of stimulative drinks for adults.

Salon Concerts: The Chamber Music Salon Series brings music, conversation, and refreshments to a beautiful room in the brand new Campus North Residence Hall.

"Accelerating our presence in healthy foods and out-of-home [sectors], this is an excellent strategic fit for the Unilever's food and refreshment business, and a wonderful addition to our stable of purpose-driven brands," said Nitin Paranjpe, president of Unilever's food and refreshment business.