The Marque, on a corner plot of land, has easy access to the city center and railway and road links into London.
Of the $20 billion invested in infrastructure in 2001, two-thirds came from the private sector, points out José Augusto Marques of ABDIB, a heavy-industry group.
How I Live Now established a Rosoff marque of thoughtful, borderline subversive stories with more style than plot, though not all her novels have been so serious: Vamoose (2010) was a black comedy involving a couple who have a moose instead of a baby; There Is No Dog (2011) posed the scenario of the whole of creation being placed in the hands of a petulant and hormonal teenage boy.
Maybach is the ultra-luxury marque of DaimlerChrysler, but Mercedes is working on a limited-production, high-performance sports model called the SLR, which is expected to be priced around $250,000.
They were painted in the bright colors worn by the racing marques of the day: a scarlet Maserati, a green Vanwall, a blue... perhaps something French.
A logo, monogram or motif that is the marque of the fashion house in question.
Vigas' film was an unexpected winner, even if it carried the marque of influential Mexican scriptwriter Guillermo Arriaga (Amores Perros, Babel) among its credits.
As for Duesenberg, that grand American marque of the 1920s and '30s never wears out its welcome at any concours.
Motorcyclists share a love of their mode of transportation and the space through which they travel, but they're divided into smaller groups by the make and marque of their motorcycles.
Proof that even the marque of the prancing horse has been stuck on some unsightly monsters in its time, this 1973 quirk from an increasingly desperate Ferrari design team featured twin radiators.
