Sentence examples for start brand from inspiring English sources

During the Mohajerani period, the judiciary did not hesitate to shut down media outlets it found politically objectionable, but the ministry made it easy for journalists to secure permits to reopen their old newspapers or start brand new ones.

Be sure to select a good acne face wash, perhaps start with a typical salicylic acid wash that you could find at a drugstore (Neutrogena is a good start brand), or you could move on to a benzoyl peroxide wash.

Parents are happy for younger teens to start brand-bonding with Jack Wills.

Legislators have to stop pacifying extremists or the voters might start branding them "extreme" when they come up for re-election.

He was referring to Wal-Mart Stores and the way it uses its huge market share to start brands and break up monopolies in price-inflated categories.

Start branding yourself as someone insightful in that particular area, she said, so "when people are thinking about filling a job, they think of you".

"Some place like Connecticut, who is starting brand new, you would see people thinking they could get away with it," he added.

Jamie and Jools Oliver Egotistical parents The Sainsbury's ads started brand Jamie and Jools, who played the perfect couple to a Toploader track asserting that they "get it on most every night".

WEDGE was ten years old when he started branding his skin with hot pieces of metal.

"Both of us started brand-new experiences but were not sharing them with each other, although we reported daily what happened," she said.

When developers - especially those hawking new apartment buildings with names like Olive or Aubergine - started branding this once-gritty area as SoMa, some locals rolled their eyes.