Sentence examples for has branded itself from inspiring English sources

Memphis, Tennessee, for instance, has branded itself "America's Aerotropolis".

For several years my school has branded itself as a 'research-engaged learning community'.

The NBA, for years now, has branded itself with the particularly corny catchphrase: Where Amazing Happens.

In Columbia, which has branded itself "the new Southern hot spot," residents say the city's time has come.

Etisalat, a mobile-phone carrier from the UAE whose Nigerian numbers begin with "0809", has branded itself "0809ja .Running an ad agency in Nigeria is not easy.

CNN, which has branded itself as the cable news network without a partisan skew, has apparently made the sale among independent voters.

By then, the Vienna Kunsthalle will surely have branded itself the most obstreperous tenant of this tradition-bound city's new Museums Quarter.

Having branded itself as a predictor of the Oscars, the Globes inevitably treats its awards to television as an appetizer to the main course.

The first refugees resettled under the programme were housed in Sheffield, which was the first city to join the scheme and which had branded itself the UK's first 'City of Sanctuary'.

Somehow, The Gregory had branded itself a fashion hotel and with the Stylist Caravan located a floor above the lobby, industry people had been coming in and out of the hotel all week.

The press has branded him "opera hunk".