Sentence examples for ignited a brand from inspiring English sources
Picking LeBron James first overall in the 2003 draft ignited a brand turnaround for the once-moribund Cavs.
One of marketing's latest buzzwords -- "influencers" -- is hot, hot, hot, and has the potential to ignite a brand's message or burn its budget.
Along the way, that phenomenon seems to have ignited a singular brand of investment psychology that can be gleaned from talks with employees like those at Onsale, each of whom describes his or her own method of coping with the kind of volatility that might turn the stomachs of the most hardened investors.
His cheap shot slide ignited a brawl.
Over the last five years, she pioneered a new ambition for the industry and ignited a movement to press beyond the hyperbole of "innovation" to genuine invention, solidifying KBS as THE brand agency for an inventive world.
The Marlins' brand new $634 million ballpark is in the city's Little Havana, and not surprisingly, Guillen's words ignited a powder keg of emotion and anger from Cuban-Americans.
Williams instantly ignited a comeback.
His presidency has ignited a literary boomlet.
In Spain it ignited a housing bubble.
Just then, someone ignited a firecracker.
