Sentence examples for web brand from inspiring English sources
Black Duck, which has acquired all assets of the Ohloh property, says it will "maintain and enhance" the Ohloh website, brand, and project information for the Ohloh community.
The website Brand Eating tells us that the stuff won't be on select shelves until January of 2013, but Heinz's Facebook page is selling a few bottles from November 26 to December 7. It's calling the promotion "12 Days of Jalapeno Ketchup".
You'll also want to define a "brand equity statement" that describes exactly what customers can expect from your label, as in this example from the Business of Fashion website: "Brand X is a contemporary American work wear collection featuring traditional fits and luxury fabrics for professional women ages 40-50.
Or on seeing that the party's head of online operations sabotage the BNP website, branding his leader "pathetic, desperate and incompetent"?
The more reactionary publishers have already condemned her efforts, with the Daily Mail website branding it the "worst ever" edition of Today, and a Daily Telegraph headline dismissing it as "left wing tosh".
They said that the company hadn't used the Motorola brand specifically on its products since the Moto X in 2013, despite being used on the packaging and website branding.
The website branded them as the "The Bay's criminally hot couple" and said they had been keeping viewers glued to their screens with their on/off-relationship.
Information about the TV5 attack was published on a website branded as part of the "Cyber Caliphate," a reference to the Islamic State.
When Jenner reaffirmed her Republican voting ticket, the website branded her a "Republican hypocrite," criticizing GOP presidential candidates' anti-LGBT statements on the campaign trail.
Kris Green of the same website branded Becky's rampage storyline as a repeat of a previous plot in which David Platt Jackk P. Shepherd) smashed up Coronation Street, while Daniel Kilkelly has previously branded Becky as a "hellraiser".
The purpose of this study was to propose a theory-driven model to understand the relationship among social website interactivity, brand experience, brand choice, price premium, and buying intention within the context of online travel agencies (OTAs) websites.
