Noun:

બ્રાન્ડી, હિંસા,

brandi's Usage Examples:

Virgin / Absolute RadioThey quickly joined the national radio station Virgin Radio to present their 10am1pm slot at weekends, but left the station in the later part of 2008 following the radio stations take over and subsequent rebranding as Absolute Radio.

As part of the 2012 Marvel NOW! branding, Shadowland is attacked by Superior Spider-Man (Doctor Octopus' mind in Spider-Man's body) and his Spiderlings as the Hand ninjas engage them.

In 1991, after being known on-air as TV 10 for most of its history, the station began branding itself as simply WIS (this was one year before the -TV suffix was officially dropped from its callsign); this lasted until 2003, when it branded as WIS News 10 for both general and newscast branding purposes.

controversial, because although Busch was armed at the time, the weapon he brandished was a claw hammer, and accounts of the incident varied widely.

2019, ESPN officially discontinued the WatchESPN app and branding, redirecting users to the ESPN app (which had been updated in 2015 to add integrated.

affordable prices and luxury amenities, including leather seating, increased legroom, personal entertainment screens, and an emphasis on branding.

Acton"s recipe for "Duke"s Custard" was made from custard poured over brandied cherries rolled in sugar with sponge fingers (or macaroons) and pink whipped.

In 1967, the MBTA (which had replaced the MTA in 1964) designated the line as the Green Line D branch as part of systemwide rebranding.

By 1971 the school reasserted its position as a department within UPenn, branding itself the University of Pennsylvania Department of Medicine.

Plantagenet orders the execution of the Doctor, but Turlough intercedes, brandishing the TARDIS hat stand which the settlers take to be a formidable weapon.

brandishes a blackberry pie from underneath his cloth, then suddenly splatters it in Bugs"s face.

Yan often drew his sword and brandished it in front of Yang Yi; Yang Yi sobbed as tears rolled down his cheeks.

branding (for English Foreign Language learners), and both only as A6-sized pocketbooks.