Sentence examples for branded bags from inspiring English sources
Instead of handing out pens and branded bags at pointless careers fairs, employers – the main beneficiaries of good graduates – can do far more practical things.
Nearly one third of the water bags were contaminated with Enterobacteriaceae isolates (22/88 branded bags and 9/13 hand-tied bags).
A total of 101 sachet-packaged water bags were purchased at random from different vendors: 88 sealed and branded bags (of 68 different brands) and 13 hand-tied unbranded bags.
Yet armies of Chinese tourists, eagerly clutching branded bags, elbowing their way back on to coaches, have now become a frequent sight.
While native Londoners fight with their umbrellas and dart into the Underground, across Mayfair and Knightsbridge, the cars of the wealthy purr up to shiny restaurants and their drivers stagger under the weight of branded bags from the day's shopping haul.
Malone, whose perfumes, candles and bath oils are sold around the world, has revealed that the success of her business was built on a stunt in 1998, whereby she arranged for branded bags to be walked empty around New York City to drum up interest in her upcoming concession store at Bergdorf Goodman.
Those innovations include branded, bagged cement and technology-enabled delivery methods to get cement to customers as fast as if it were a pizza.
The Pre-Literacy kit consists of a set of story books, instruction cards for the AWW, a floor activity sheet, portable (plastic) blackboards, chalk boxes all put together in a GGSS branded bag.
The Health & Hygiene kit consists of a set of story books, instruction cards for the AWW, personal hygiene flash cards, large cut outs of personal hygiene items (tooth brush, soap, bucket of water, nail cutter etc), hand washing sequence cards and an accordion all put together in a GGSS branded bag.
Konan Konan Cédric, a 14 year old shy young man cannot contain his joy as he presents his UNICEF branded bag with notebooks, pens, pencils, and an eraser.
A pilot scheme offering diners branded "doggy bags" in a bid to cut waste is to be extended across Scotland.
