Sentence examples for would be brand from inspiring English sources

It would be "brand new" and "inauthentic".

It could be done, but there would be brand disintegration.

"If I take a bag of blood from your arm, some cells would be brand new," she explains.

It's unlikely that the Snapchat app itself will be renamed — that would be brand suicide.

I changed the name because he signed a major deal with Atlantic, and in my aspirations to sign a major label deal, I thought the record corporations wouldn't attach themselves to two of the same name because it would be brand confusion.

She said that some of the material would be brand new, and that they might make people challenge their ideas about feminism and might even make them feel uncomfortable because of the various ideas we've been taught in our different cultures, churches, schools, or communities.

"They said there would be brand-new units and a brand-new complex.

"I thought this would work," Rudi explained, "because one of the soldiers on duty that night would be brand-new, and wouldn't know what my authority was, and the other fellow was lazy and stupid".

"I thought this would work," Rudi explained, "because one of the soldiers on duty that night would be brand-new, and wouldn't know what my authority was, and the other fellow was lazy and stupid". Rudi and his friends planned to be armed, and they had reason for not expecting trouble at the second barrier, which was also a barbed-wire fence.

The new "lifetime" double-barrelled names would be branded with two hyphens.

"This is a good thing," says Vladimir "otherwise we would be branded as having foreign support".