✒With Stephanie Flanders off to fill her trademark boots at JP Morgan, the race is on to replace her as BBC economics editor.
The duet is filled with trademark but always innovative partnering effects that quietly and respectfully bend and crumple the ballerina's body and stretch it along unexpected planes.
There are a smattering of precedents for the word's use in connection with a few other "less filling" foodstuffs; a trademark search finds Lite Diet Bread dating to 1954.
He spent many prison hours praying and filling journals with his trademark polemical writing, which over the years condemned everything from deceptive breakfast cereal advertising (a form of "violence") to the modern church.
Perched on the eighth floor of an office building, amid the Esplanade treetops, it is furnished with chairs, light fixtures and even coat racks by the master and filled with his trademark free-form vases, whose shape is echoed in a serving table.
He's the kind of guy who tries to trademark his own face literally, he filled out an application to trademark "a portrait of Dan Bilzerian in a rectangular frame, with the stylized wording 'GOAT' located in the bottom portion of the rectangular frame below," on June 19.
The strongest room of the show is one filled completely with his trademark blue monochromes.
Ms. Palin gave a trademark speech filled with references to God, guns, the right to life and a strong defense.
His trademark dresses fill the galleries, and his famous Clover Leaf ball-gown (pictured), from 1953, appears alongside an animated visualisation of its construction.
Filled with Misty's trademark darkness and thrills, hopefully new readers will soon get the chance to read The Sentinels in the planned reprints of classic Misty stories.
Charlie bands together with a cast of characters that will be familiar to Moore's readers, such as Minty Fresh, and the race to solve the battle for each lingering soul of mankind takes off in a raucous adventure filled with Moore's trademark zaniness and absurdist techniques.
