Sentence examples for marque it from inspiring English sources

The thinking seems to be: if they're going to bring back the Hammer marque, it can't feel like it's cobwebby and out-of-date.

The A3 doesn't feel like that at all; it's solid, it's fast, it handles supremely well, and it has all the interior panache of any marque it competes with.

Now that VW owns the marque, it's getting serious, modern muscle for the first time in ages with this vehicle from its W-12 power plant, the just-named Continental GT, delivering 550 horsepower.

Data from the 2007 Brand Keys Loyalty Index survey ranks Hyundai 10th among the 13 automotive brands tracked, Mr. Passikoff said, outranked by the marques it aspires to be compared with, like Chevrolet, Honda, Nissan and Volkswagen.

Despite the end products being badged by just a handful of marques, it is individual local dealers, and not the brands themselves, with whom customers end up transacting.

That the Amanti is being mentioned in the same breath as Jaguar, Lincoln and Mercedes, even for less than flattering reasons, is undoubtedly a good thing for the marque as it establishes its name in the United States.

It isn't really a luxury brand; it's a middle-class marque that got expensive because of high costs in Sweden.

Attempts were made to revive the marque but it folded in the 1970s.

Can't wait to see the final result!" Lincoln, which will turn 100 in 2015, has been Ford's prestige marque since it was bought by Henry Ford in 1922.

I saw how they were handling Marque, and it seemed kind of aggressive.

The city is either lauded as the rising star on the international fine dining circuit thanks to Chef's Hat triumphs like Tetsuya's, Quay and Marque, or it's roped into the oversimplified yet vague idea of "Aussie fare" that is Vegemite and "shrimps on the bah-bie".