Sentence examples for distributing brands from inspiring English sources

Genesco avoids this, she added, by distributing brands of many manufacturers.

Aksel is hoping that by offering a European-influenced brand, tailored for the U.S. market it can offer clothes that have the look of fashion but also address the less formal, tie-less culture that has become popular in the U.S. The company wants to be a one-stop shop for men's fashion, distributing brands that have gained traction in Europe but have little recognition in the U.S.

Aisles lined with booths distributing branded swag stretch ove​r the size of one and a half football fields.

One of the first nationally distributed brands was Montrachet, a caky, hard log sold in supermarkets.

Of course I found plenty of Internet sites, with names like cafecubano.com, www.yagrumo.com and ccmcoffee.com, that sell a wide range of Cuban-style brands ranging from widely distributed brands like Café Bustelo to regional favorites like Café Caracolillo.

Led by a foursome of Brazilians — the chief executive Carlos Brito and three investment bankers — InBev formed a joint venture with Anheuser in 2006 to distribute brands like Beck's and Stella Artois in the United States.

It distributes brands including Mercedes Benz, Audi, Jaguar and Land Rover.

GRI distributes brands such as Anne Klein New York and Nine West.

But with its white label offering that can now distribute brands more widely, Conduit may have found the opportunity to help companies cross-promote.

The list of 125 CB-owned or distributed brands includes wine, beer and spirits, and, as has been reported, a foray into legal cannabis in Canada--maybe that foray has something to do with a Reuters report that CB has hired investment banker Goldman Sachs to explore the sale of its Corona and Model beer brands, worth about $3 billion.

Because foods served in the day-care centre were widely distributed brands, and based on the assumption that this outbreak was restricted to this specific day-care centre, food must be considered an improbable source of infection.