Sentence examples for mix of brands from inspiring English sources
The fashion publicist Harriet Weintraub said, "Right now it looks a little weak to me, this mix of brands".
So the recommended bag of clubs for golfers visiting Hot Stix is likely to be a mix of brands.
They had a brand director whose job was to attract the right mix of brands for the right parts of the scheme.
Meanwhile, the women performed on a mix of brands at the trials (its only public Olympic selection event): A.A.I. for the vault and the balance beam, Janssen-Fritsen for the floor and the uneven bars.
Four years later came his biggest coup so far with the €11.4 billion takeover in 2005 of Allied Domecq, a British drinks group.Related items Pernod: Local tastesNov 10th 2005 A heady cocktailApr 27th 2005 Cuba and its diaspora: Sugar and spiceApr 14th 2005Although integrating Allied Domecq took longer than expected, Pernod was keen from the start to add V&S to its mix of brands.
Charron's mix of brands, sold at 26,000 retail outlets, is an unwieldy one.
These trips are fairly standard for European clubs, a mix of branding exercise and group bonding session.
But the money story central to neoliberalism and so crucial to Key's success is built on a false analogy that can be killed off with the correct mix of branding and narrative.
That's the attractive narrative we're trying to will into being every time we read or write a breathless blog post about Balkan-juke or force our mates to listen to a mix of brand new jungle records made by a teddy bear from Scunthorpe or sit our mum down for some branded video content in which a DJ plays a set live from the bottom of the Marianas Trench.
And last week, Family Dollar, which has a whopping 7,100 stores in 45 states and carries items with prices that can reach the double digits (a $35 home music system, too rich for my blood), reported that it had set a new record in the fall, with more than $2.1 billion in net sales of what it calls "a mix of name brands and quality private brand merchandise".
By segmenting brand buyers on the basis of their brand choice behavior and psychographics, specifically lifestyles, we uncover four consumer segments purchasing different mixes of brand typologies, namely, top-tier and second-tier manufacturer brands as well as PLBs.
