Sentence examples for of large brands from inspiring English sources

— Patrick Farrell The Economist: Once a hotbed of great craft brewing, the Czech Republic found itself dominated by a handful of large brands after the Velvet Revolution (including Budvar and Pilsner Urquell).

That defensive position has netted OrderGroove a number of large brands, including Walmart, Toys Us Us, PetSmart, Nestlé, L'Oréal and GNC.

The company has attracted the attention of large brands as well more recently, with the Whole Foods partnership, as well as small promotional deals with Godiva and Uniqlo.

Second, I'm going to ask readers to, for this post, to put aside iOS apps that are games, communication utilities, extensions of large brands (I'm sure Target has a large install-base), native Apple apps (like iMovie), especially those that come preloaded, and basic utility apps like Fandango (for movie tickets) and so on — the apps that have the most downloads and the most competition.

It is based on the experiences of large brands such as Best Buy, Starbucks and Target.

The majority of large brands did not adopt this approach but they began to pay attention.

FORT LAUDERDALE -  Virool, the self-service video advertising company with some 30,000 customers, is increasing  its operations around the needs of large brand marketers and advertising agencies -- meeting demand for views of branded video content, says Brian Danzis, Chief Revenue Officer of the San Francisco-based company.

People, he says, are searching beyond the conformity of large brand goods, "looking for a different kind of luxury".

The company already has established relationships with a number of large brand-name chains, giving itself an in at thousands of well-known locations across the U.S., and it recently launched Payment Code to allow for better integrations with merchants' existing systems.

And Microsoft is one of largest brands that has a Facebook page but no Google+ presence.

Though the company had previously been testing its Promoted Pins product with a number of larger brands, including ABC Family, Banana Republic, Expedia, GAP, General Mills, Kraft, Lululemon, Nestle, Old Navy, Target, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, and Ziploc, that initial group of Promoted Pins was sold on a CPM basis, based on the number of impressions generated.