Sentence examples for myriad brands from inspiring English sources

In the three years since, General Mills, which dreamed up Betty back in 1921 to represent its myriad brands, has been striving to make up for lost time.

A case in point is Van Gogh Blue, sold by Van Gogh Imports, which is aiming its advertising and promotions at women in an effort to distinguish itself from the myriad brands aimed at male drinkers.

There is an unusual back story, as movie people say, to the efforts by New Line to find promotional partners: It was complicated by the myriad brands seen and discussed in the 94 episodes of the TV series.

Under myriad brand names and legal bans, synthetic cannabinoid products – now generally known as Spice, after the original – became increasingly unpredictable, potent and toxic.

Under myriad brand names and legal bans, synthetic cannabinoid products – now generally known as Spice, after the original – became increasingly unpredictable, potent and toxic.

Under myriad brand names and legal bans, synthetic cannabinoid products—now generally known as Spice, after the original became increasingly unpredictable, potent, and toxic.

The site set the pace for countless imitators and now has myriad sister brands in both the leisure and corporate travel industry.

Now, instead of just waiting for the five beauty products in the mail every month, its users will be able to buy products from a myriad of brands on the site directly — opening up a much wider swath of the beauty industry to ipsy, which last raised $100 million about two years ago.

There are a myriad of brands, with various products and formulations currently available for cosmetic camouflage (Table 1).

Amazon also helps shoppers sort through the myriad products by brand, features, price and other categories that include "gadget lovers" and "hip and trendy".

Kellogg, which has been cutting costs as it copes with declining sales for many big cereal brands, joins myriad large national advertisers in making such consolidations.