Sentence examples for mostly branded up from inspiring English sources

They're already mostly branded up.

By the end of 2007, he had a mostly-brand-new studio up and running.

By the end of 2007, Guasti had a mostly-brand-new studio up and running.

These days, the brand name is licensed out and mostly shows up third-party products of varying degrees of quality.

"I mostly pick up stuff," he said.

(Women mostly show up on the weekends).

And it's mostly going up.

They mostly ended up in the trash.

Together with its 2001 acquisition of Del Webb, which targets the active over-55 crowd, and Pulte's own brand, aimed mostly at move-up buyers, the company now has a portfolio of offerings in nearly every sector of the new-housing market.

Pairing up two mostly regional brands into one global powerhouse was critical to Mr Marchionne's plan to have Fiat invest in Chrysler in the first place.

"Mostly, it lights up.