Sentence examples for become trademarks from inspiring English sources
Half the songs bear what have become trademarks.
New approaches towards intractable issues have become trademarks of Prince Mohammed's brief reign as Crown Prince.
Their mixes of wine red and green and their use of lace have become trademarks of their style.
Today's victory was built on the versatility and adaptability that have become trademarks of the United States since Heinrichs became coach of the national team three years ago.
Barbara Corcoran, whose short blond hair and bright-colored suits have become trademarks of her own celebrity within the world of Manhattan real estate, explained that Azoulay is married to George Kalinsky, the official photographer for Madison Square Garden.
"Kylie" and "Kendall Jenner" might become trademarks.
The use of bright colors has become trademark, which also extends to Mahdavi's furniture pieces.
The lame attempts at shocking readers on paper could become trademark body horror on cellulite.
Oversize chicken sandwiches became trademark.
Such plays have become Mets trademarks this season.
Instead, they leave — and make — their mark with pictograms that become personal trademarks.
