Sentence examples for introducing brand from inspiring English sources

At the news conference introducing Brand as the N.C.A.A. president, a young staff member in the back of the room turned and said to a colleague, "Did we just hire Miles Davis?" Conversations with this new major figure on the college athletics scene were thoughtful yet quizzical.

Other important works address force feedback drifting away from traditional controllers, introducing brand new devices in terms of shape and functionalities.

Introducing brand channels allows users to follow, say, ESPN so that when clicking "Stumble," users begin seeing ESPN in their sports content.

"What was important for me was introducing brand new characters using relationships that were embracing the history that we know to tell a story that is new," Abrams said, "to go backwards to go forwards".

First and foremost, the publisher is more or less starting over since it lost many of its licensing deals with Asian publishers, and there will be a conscious shift toward introducing brand new titles in the US, compared to energy spent reissuing foreign titles.

Mr. Pehl said Starwood was "very interested" in introducing brands like Le Méridien and St . Regisin Korea.

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There's no need to introduce brand new packaging technology.

"We want to introduce brand new audiences to the arts -- as well as pleasing the ones who are already hooked," she wrote.

But perhaps the most exciting teaser of all comes in a "Notes to editors" addendum at the bottom of the press release: "For the new series, designer Michael Pickwoad has introduced brand new roundels to the inside of the Tardis".

To increase demand for Foster's beer, Kunkel has introduced brand extensions, such as low-alcohol beers, and developed new packaging for the products.