Sentence examples for brands of one from inspiring English sources

The Robert Mondavi Corp. is being acquired by alcoholic beverage giant Constellation Brands in a $1.03 billion cash deal, ending a plan to split apart the brands of one of California's most storied winemakers.

Witness the growth of individuals as "brands-of-one" in the social media space, broadcasting their news in the same fashion as major media outlets, or in software apps marketplaces, where "Bob Schula" can hawk his wares right next to "Adobe Systems," and it's just as easy to buy hand-stenciled napkins from a seller on Etsy as it is to buy them from Crate & Barrel.

His brand of one nation conservatism provided the bedrock for Tory success in a democratic age.

And if the side effect is that it undercuts Google Maps, a key brand of one of its biggest competitors, it's not going to complain.

There's a brand of one particular spirit that sells more than twice as much as any other in the world.

With a turnover of £200m, it would not be transformational, but it would give us two global brands, instead of one and a half".

It seems clear the unregenerate Tory party typified by privileged old Etonians is giving way to a recycled brand of one-nation Conservatism.

They had feared that the collapse of "Brighton Beach" might be interpreted as a sign that his brand of one-liner-driven, elbow-to-the-ribs humor was out of date.

He wasn't the first person to realize that his brand of one-man variety show — equal parts teen confessional, pop satire and really great hair — might appeal to legions of angsty, wry-minded teens.

Twitter is obviously a perfect vehicle for that classic brand of one-liner that fits equally well into a standup routine or in the mouth of a character in a cartoon.

Dance fans have historically been masters of an irksomely competitive nostalgia, a you-should-have-been-there-that-night brand of one-upmanship.