Sentence examples for that has branded from inspiring English sources

Such projects include the eponymous film that has branded them collectively the "class of 92".

Al Mourabitoun, an Islamist group that has branded itself as Al Qaeda in West Africa and is based in the desert of northern Mali, claimed responsibility for the siege.

In the realm of high fashion, the eye-popping kind that has branded the Oscars as the style-world equivalent of the Super Bowl, the Emmys have long played in the minor leagues.

Invigorated by a blogosphere campaign that has branded the local Tories as sexist "neanderthals" who are heaping shame and disgrace on the party, the row now threatens to cut to the core of Cameron's plans to modernise the party.

To executives at MSNBC, however, the book's statements were indefensible and, though they did not say so publicly, incongruent with a channel that has branded itself as progressive and forward-thinking and has a disproportionately high share of African-American and Hispanic viewers.

They are the one company that has branded itself to the consumer world.

Please share your own non-lists of the scenes, images and unexpected pleasures that have branded themselves on your memory for whatever reason this year.

Pack a torch that has brand new batteries in it, and some spare batteries.

"One of the ways we have succeeded" in competing against Microsoft, he said, "is to develop products and services that have brand loyalty for consumers".

"We have made alliances with leading companies in each country that have brand recognition.

Within 18 months, he had engineered a turnaround that had brands growing instead of shrinking.