Sentence examples for no franchise from inspiring English sources

And no franchise sells history like the Yankees.

No franchise in modern N.B.A. history has been denied a relocation request.

There are no franchise saviors or guaranteed All-Stars on the board.

But no franchise has ever waited as long as the Mets for an All-Star encore.

No shop, no franchise, even, ever stays more than thirty years.

No franchise needs a roster purge as badly as the Knicks.

The result was the infamous Band-Aid contract, which included — get this — a no franchise-tag proviso.

In February, Harvey Rose, the independent budget analyst to the Board of Supervisors, sounded an alarm about the unusual nature of the company's deal with the city — a no-bid, no-franchise-fee garbage concession, in perpetuity.

There were no ESPN highlight clips from the league's new Golden Child, the Raptors' high-scoring dunk artist Vince Carter, no demeaning gloating from Toronto's 20-year-old Tracy McGrady, and no franchise-record point totals by the Raptors.

There are no high-rises, no franchises and no big resorts.

He charged new store owners no franchising fee; instead, he required a potential franchisee to manage an existing Domino's successfully for a year.