Sentence examples for must be branded from inspiring English sources
This isn't a picture you'll welcome if you think Thatcher must be branded an ogre, but it seems accurate enough.
"Now that the ANC has moved into power," he writes, "its regime sadly must be branded as the enemy of the people".
Cornell University requires that all units participate in the Cornell Police's Operation I.D. Portable property over $500 in value must be branded or engraved with the university-issued Operation I.D. number.
"I've never heard of this law that you're not allowed to record the police anymore — it must be brand new," Bright said.
Due to international health and shipping regulations, all donated shoes must be brand new, James said.
One ad read: "Buying Apple iPhone 4S!! Must Be Brand New!!..Will Buy any Quantity!!" Another read: "Ace Will Buy Your Smartphone For Top Dollar!!!!!!!" The company listed the price it paid for each model on the walls of its stores.
Do not let yourself think that clothing must be brand name to be worthwhile.
Wow, it must be brand new! (helps to anchor the image).
These days, they must also be brands: ideas for people to live by, stories by which to sell products.
Although there must be underperforming brands in Nestlé's hodgepodge of 8,000 products (disclosure is so sparse, no one can tell), Brabeck has made only one modest disposal in his four years on the job.
