Sentence examples for long brand from inspiring English sources

For too long, Brand has been saying that all we have in common is a sense of collective frustration and an uncertainty about what to do next.

Reversing a long brand-acquisition spree — Ford has given up its controlling interest in Mazda, though the companies will continue to share technology — the company kept hacking down to its core Ford and Lincoln nameplates.

Opponents of the war have long branded the invasion of 2003 illegal.

The move has been roundly criticised by the opposition Labor party, which has long branded Abbott as out of touch with women.

Long branded "online touts" by critics, the so-called "secondary ticket" websites are coming in from the cold, according to the head of Seatwave, the UK ticket reseller.

It buckled significantly in 2008, when WQCD-FM, the New York beacon long branded as CD101.9, switched to a rock format, like many other smooth jazz stations across the country.

Critics have long branded the #IPbill a "Snooper's Charter".

Don't forget that this coming Saturday, June 10, is "Take the Infirm to the Beach Day," and is, as always, sponsored by Bed Protect, makers of the All-Day-Long brand of adult diapers.

With her lifestyle-marketing "Lenny Letter" which, in July, "talked about the importance of women in science — thanks to a check from General Electric" in a week-long brand placement deal.

From 1968 to 2013, the American Legend Cooperative held the public's attention with a 45-year-long branding campaign entitled What Becomes A Legend Most?

Sky has agreed a long term brand agreement with Sky Bet.