Sentence examples for brands left from inspiring English sources

"By the time World War II came around, there weren't a whole lot of brands left," Mr. Murphy said.

It's thrilling to feel the global reach of Newsweek, because there are very few brands left that have that kind of traction.

"It's thrilling to feel the global reach of Newsweek, because there are very few brands left that have that kind of traction," Tina Brown tells The New York Times Magazine, which explores her "queasy mystique" in a profile.

DAVID HELVARG Richmond, Calif., e-mail Tina Brown's 'Rollicking Stuff' "It's thrilling to feel the global reach of Newsweek, because there are very few brands left that have that kind of traction," Tina Brown tells The New York Times Magazine, which explores her "queasy mystique" in a profile.

Foursquare is cutting deals with major brands left and right.

Matthew Bousquette, the former chief of the Boys and Girls brands, left the firm.

Otherwise, Hostess is likely to auction off its well-known brands, leaving the fates of those workers in limbo".

But nearly half the cars sold in America are foreign brands, leaving the country's three native car manufacturers struggling.

On Feb. 22, the company announced a $5 billion program to eliminate 25,000 jobs -- 10percentt of its global work force -- close 100 factories and focus spending on the top 400 brands, leaving 1,200 to fade away or be sold.

The fact is, the old, profit-driven, transactional model of brands leaves consumers cold.

With these brands leaving, there's been talk that sponsors are looking to scale back as television and attendance have dipped.