Sentence examples for reserved brand from inspiring English sources

But what now seems certain is a shift towards a more reserved brand of celebrity coverage across all print media.

Häagen-Dazs introduced a reserve brand of salted caramel ice cream in April.

The Reserve brand, designed to be a chain of 20 resorts, is meant to plant Ritz-Carlton's blue flag at the tippy top of the travel market, which is starting to boom again following four years of retrenchment.

The 81-year-old country legend let slip his plans to launch his Willie's Reserve brand while talking to the Daily Beast, which followed up by interviewing the infant brand's spokesperson, pot lobbyist Michael Bowman.

Rather, the Reserve brand will offer a number of different strains.

Bourbon County Reserve Brand Stout Lucky drinkers in Chicago and Kentucky will be able to snag bottles of Bourbon County Stout aged in 11-year-old Knob Creek bourbon barrels.

Bourbon County Reserve Brand Barleywine If you're a self-described beer nerd, barleywine freak, or generally appreciative of commitment to process, this is the one to freak out about.

The future is here and brands need to take note that eyeballs will be reserved for brands that deliver real value to the reader or they will merely take the ever shrinking content consumption budget someplace else.

TV advertising used to be a luxury reserved for brands with six-figure budgets.

According to MarketWatch, gray confirmation is for businesses and organizations not eligible for the blue verification reserved for brands, celebrities and media companies.

The cost of a spot was $1.9 million by the year 2000, and today, Super Bowl advertising is reserved for brands who can afford to pay $4.5 million for a half-a-minute ad.