Sentence examples for ubiquitous logo from inspiring English sources

Ubiquitous logo... Tate Britain.

An earlier design was based on the ubiquitous logo of CCTV, China's state broadcaster.

Sauropods took a long while evolving their body plan, which, in silhouette, became the ubiquitous logo of Sinclair oil back in the mid-20th century.

For the five-week duration, however, the name of the building will change to the Bullseye Inn, in honor of Target's ubiquitous logo.

A quick game of "find the swoosh" yielded around a dozen versions of this ubiquitous logo emblazoned on the three men in the photo.

Never mind too the fact that, despite the complete absence of references to the BBC and its otherwise ubiquitous logo on any of its advertising or official material, the TV licensing authority is in no way independent of the BBC – the nation's friendly "auntie" – having been a virtual body contracted exclusively to and funded directly by the organisation since 1991.

Still, for some American brands that have become passé here, Asian customers — many of them newly wealthy and less fatigued by ubiquitous logos — are viewed as a second chance.

In our younger years the ubiquitous logos, purposely frayed edges and distressed denim felt cool; these days, the sexy-preppy aesthetic is much less our speed.

And even if China slows, there's always India and Indonesia, where the bag-buying has barely begun.Granted, some shoppers may be tiring of the ubiquitous monogrammed logo.

As he exited the stage, he was followed by Money, a live bull who was a flesh-and-blood embodiment of Merrill's ubiquitous corporate logo.

Despite the patriotic fervour gripping the nation, Britons apparently turned their noses up at T-shirts, soft toys and knick-knacks emblazoned with the ubiquitous Olympic logo and Union flags, forcing retailers to slash prices and cancel orders.