Sentence examples for brilliant brands from inspiring English sources
"Brilliant brands will still be loved for dictating," said Reinier Evers, the founder of Trendwatching.
Yet, as Mr Sunderland points out, Rowntree was also a 150-year-old Quaker company with a stable of brilliant brands, but "was sold out [to Nestlé] by the investment managers in ten minutes".
He creates an intelligent, sometimes puckish, and often questioning foil to Cumberbatch's brilliant brand of cheek.
7. Choose your brand name carefully Finally, don't ruin your brilliant branding by giving your brand a bad name.
Led by its first black captain, Frank Worrell, West Indies played a brilliant brand of attacking cricket in spectacular contrast to the safety-first game of the late 1950s.
The project has been a brilliant branding campaign, but are there business applications that would allow I.B.M. to recoup its investment?
It is brilliant brand opportunism perhaps driven by the deep sense of paranoia that these respective industries are consumed by that has forced safety first action.
His brilliant brand of rambling, homespun comedy is in fine form on the title track, and there's also a moving cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son" (Oct . 14.
In Ancelotti's first season Chelsea won the Premier League with a brilliant brand of attacking football that saw them score 103 goals in their 38 matches, a record for the division, and beat Portsmouth to win the FA Cup.
That can be across different things: the best fashion, the best product, the best price, the best social experience, the most desirable, the most innovative or simply the most wanted because you've got a brilliant brand.
The WATG community share their knit and crochet creations via social media, host knitting parties for friends using WATG knitting kits, learn how to knit via the brilliant brand's videos – everything from how to cast on to much more advanced stitches – and even help shape the product via regular "Gang Labs", where they are invited to suggest their own designs.
