Sentence examples for mixture of brand from inspiring English sources

Political dynasties have a powerful mixture of brand names and personal connections.

Miyamoto also apparently suggested that players would want to hear arrangements from Super Mario Galaxy, which is why the soundtrack is a mixture of brand new pieces and arrangements of themes from the original Galaxy as well as many past installments in the Mario series, such as Super Mario World and Super Mario 64.

As many consumers shop in a variety of supermarkets purchasing a mixture of brand and supermarket own-brand products, they encounter the same or similar product categories with differing FOP formats.

Patients were excluded if they took a mixture of brand and generic tacrolimus or failed to leave at least a sample for plasma creatinine within 4 weeks of the conversion.

In Johnson's review for Artnet of Troemel's first solo show, at Zach Feuer, in 2014, which included a piece made of books by the radical publisher Semiotext e) vacuum-sealed with Litecoins and organic dried beans from Whole Foods, she wrote that his frantic mixture of branding and art didn't translate to a physical gallery space, "where audiences demand — and deserve — a more thoughtful message".

Gilt Groupe says the mixture of brands on the full-price site will be similar to the curated assortment currently available on Gilt MAN, and items will live on the site according to seasonality in contrast to its current flash sales model.

Stores like T.J. Maxx carry designer brands, while Marshalls, Ross, and Dress For Less carry a mixture of brands.

Total bill £137 for 126 items The equivalent shop – a mixture of own brands and named brands with the same weights where possible, on the same day, would have been £249 from Ocado (it said I'd made a saving of £24.38).

The beauty of a true festival is in its excess: the sheer impossibility of seeing and hearing everything that's offered, and the mixture of name-brand headliners with unknown performers who might turn out to be revelations.

Forties are too filling, and the brown liquors are too classy — I'm not the Queen of England for crying out loud! Generally I go with a mixture of off-brand Gin (for thrift) and mouthwash (for the ladies).

Nintendo managed this by skewing ever further towards younger players and their parents' wallets, arming its acclaimed DS with a gimmicky but charming touchscreen while turfing out a mixture of proven brands and light-touch lifestyle sims (most notably, Brain Age and Nintendogs).