Sentence examples for multiple brands of from inspiring English sources
His "Rum Rhapsodies" were elaborate concoctions that called for multiple brands of rum, fresh fruit juice, crushed ice, obscure syrups and esoteric ingredients like honey-butter mix.
New digital pumps that accept credit cards and sell multiple brands of fuel can cost as much as $15,000 each.
The long-awaited decision by the cabinet of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will allow retailers who sell multiple brands of products to own 51 percent of their Indian operations, with the rest held by an Indian partner.
'Smartness in TVs may not turn out to be the same as smartness in phones' Google wants Android TV to become the default smart TV service across multiple brands of TV, which currently rely on unimpressive software produced and made by each manufacturer.
India's commerce minister, Anand Sharma, told reporters in New Delhi on Friday that foreign retailers that sell multiple brands of clothing could set up stores only in cities with more than one million people; there are 53 such cities in the country.
Multiple brands of notes did not confuse people any more than multiple brands of traveler's checks now do.
I am also paying close attention to the necessary interconnectedness of sustainability in fashion, where you see companies like Evrnu partnering with Levi's and The Renewal Workshop teaming up with multiple brands to present new ways of thinking about the lifecycle of the clothes we wear".
During the company's annual analysts meeting on Thursday in San Jose, Calif., Whitman stated the decision not to rebrand PayPal in 2002 as "eBay Payments" set the company on a course of using multiple brands to expand its reach beyond its own site, citing PayPal's popularity on Dell and Apple 's iTunes.
"We stand out by being the first true accelerator program backed by multiple brands," says Startupbootcamp of its new fintech incubator.
Mind Candy now plans to have multiple brands with the first of these being World Of Warriors.
Trouble is, the industry is moving from company-employed agents toward freelancers juggling multiple brands with varying degrees of honesty or craft.
