Sentence examples for marques such as from inspiring English sources

By 1946, she had started racing again, driving top marques such as Altas, Maseratis and Delahayes.

Inchcape's downbeat message saw shares in the group, which sells marques such as BMW, Mercedes, Honda and Toyota, fall almost 28%to51p1p.

Even luxury marques such as Mercedes-Benz, Lexus and BMW, which are usually less affected by economic downturns, have reported plunging sales.

These brands include haute-couture houses Christian Dior and Givenchy, as well as luxury champagne grandes marques such as Dom Pérignon and Krug, and fashion labels Donna Karan, Céline and Marc Jacobs.

Car dealers have reported that even among luxury marques such as BMW, Jaguar and Mercedes, buyers who have reserved cars are seeking to postpone delivery in the hope prices will come down.

IGA Automobile chairman Ray Bellm says the investment vehicle will snap up coveted marques such as the "brutally purposeful and heart-stoppingly beautiful" Aston Martin DB4GT and the Ferrari GTO – which is an "important piece of automotive history".

Although some marque hotels such as Los Flamingos and the newly renovated, art-deco Boca Chica hotel continue to enjoy a steady stream of visitors, other establishments, such as the massive old Hotel Mirador, have been hit harder by the outbreak of violent crime.

With weapons such as Marques Colston, Darren Sproles, Jimmy Graham and Devery Henderson, Brees – who last season set the NFL's single-season passing record – and the Saints were favored to beat the Redskins by 9.5 points early in the week.

Some authors, such as Marques (2016), have underlined that business planning and promotion of competition of ideas have functioned as boundary objects with a relevant impact in the number of "traditional" science commercialisation outputs, such as registered patents, but were simultaneously a means for changing the entrepreneurial culture in the academy.

More chefs will continue to work the age-old tradition into their menus and follow the lead of restaurants such as Marque in Sydney, which serves wagyu beef with beetroot and radicchio kimchi.

These days, the properties – now under the Fairmont marque – include modern "essentials" such as spas, wi-fi and fancy fusion restaurants.