Sentence examples for once brand from inspiring English sources

Reading "In the Fall," one gets the dreamy feeling of traveling through places that are at once brand new yet strangely, even comfortingly, familiar.

This Thursday, the MUSEUM OF MODERN ART begins an ambitious two-week series called "FIRST NATIONS/FIRST FEATURES," which presents 25 films, each announcing the birth of a national cinema at once brand new and age-old.

But the once brand-leading American music title Spin's recent "Retro-Active" relaunch sees your counterintuitive and raises it a paradoxical.

Last week's perception of the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament: once brand-name teams North Carolina and U.C.L.A. were expected to be underdogs and their coaches, Bill Guthridge and Steve Lavin, were close to losing their jobs.

Khamenei once branded him "a living martyr" – high praise.

A rival executive once branded them the Evil Empire, and few people came to their defense.

This is the man, after all, who once branded Augusta National unfair.

Few people viewed the whole package ("postmodern bourgeois liberalism," he once branded it) without qualms.

Once, brands like Sony, LG and Vizio were limited to promoting various combinations of features and picture quality in their products.

Wait: wasn't Aikens alleged to have once "branded" a teenage junior chef with a hot palette knife?

This would be a remarkable turnabout for an organization whose members once branded moderate Muslims as heretics and labeled democracy an infidel concept.