Sentence examples similar to screen brand from inspiring English sources

I recently stumbled across a Web site that advised chat-room denizens on how to establish their personal on-screen brand.

Hint and other Webzines take their merchandising cues from print magazines, identifying the wares they feature with on-screen brand and store credits or links.

"Model 72C for a large-screen brand-name TV is the same whatever store you go to and pretty comparable to some other brand-name TV of similar size.

UKTV is to roll back the clock five years and put "UKTV" back into its on-screen branding.

Latest owners, the US giant Viacom, have pledged a "huge leap forward", with a programming cash injection, a greater commitment to news and documentaries and sharper on-screen branding for the network, which has three digital channels boosting its audience share.

We know this for two reasons: one, the prominent, centre-screen branding (the tag is a whopping four metres high if you lucked out with Imax tickets); two, the state of the jacket, which becomes progressively and metaphorically more battered as the plot hurtles its wearers towards famine and death.

This lesson was later absorbed so completely that it is now standard for TV's top talents to be presenter-producers with production companies: such as Jeremy Clarkson, Jonathan Ross, Graham Norton and Simon Cowell who, though not strictly a presenter, has become the on-screen branding of his lucrative TV business projects in a way that is strongly Frostian.

Products can be sorted on the screen by brand, price, salt or fat content and other characteristics.

The Echo Park Film Center will first screen the brand new short, "Bunker 731," by east side filmmakers Kerrie Scher and Jacob Scarpaci, who will conduct a Q&A after the film.

Chris Evans has revealed when Top Gear will return to screens with brand new hosts after the 'fracas' that disrupted the series.

(The dot will start up automatically whenever the computer is started. For those not eager to have their screen permanently branded by ABC, the logo can be removed with some right-click mouse moves).