Sentence examples similar to taking franchise from inspiring English sources

("Terminator Salvation" and "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," while technically sequels, were more efforts to take franchises in new and unfamiliar directions in hopes of resuscitating them).

Jeremy Corbyn is under pressure from trade unions to go further on plans to take franchises back into public ownership by doing so before their contracts expire.

Comedian Jeff Wysaki, however, took film franchise bootlegging in a different direction.

And he's dreaming of taking his franchise further.

"I really like this team, and I like the direction that Mike is taking the franchise.

"He was the focal point in taking this franchise to a place it has never been.

Daly said the documents specifically prohibit Moyes from taking the franchise into bankruptcy.

In approximately three weeks, Call of Duty is taking the franchise back to WWII, with some good old-fashioned boots-on-the-ground gameplay.

Buy a retail franchise business: First take a franchise of a well known retail business as most malls prefer to lease space to businesses that have a reputation in the market with a loyal customer base.

Greater Anglia took over the train franchise in the east from National Express East Anglia on 5 February this year.

No wonder there is overwhelming public support for taking the franchises back – 66% – including among Tories.