Sentence examples for for the hallmark from inspiring English sources

He designed for the Hallmark series for 17 years.

He was an editor and humor columnist for a small Missouri newspaper before he got a job writing for the Hallmark imprint Shoebox in 1988.

Once you head down that road, however, it's hard not to feel like a sucker, swept up in the frenzy of an occasion that might not have endured were it not for the Hallmark crowd.

"Yom Kippur," which was shown at 6 30 a.m., with repeat showings in certain markets, was produced and paid for by Temple of the Air, the television arm of Rabbi Baron's Temple of the Arts, which produced a similar Yom Kippur service for the Hallmark Channel last year.

"The movies and music is gee-whiz and interesting, but with the small amount of time you spend in the room on a business trip if you can get your e-mails fast and make yourself efficient, that's the most important thing," said Barry Frey, managing director of international advertising sales for the Hallmark Channel, a unit of Crown Media Holdings.

Moreover, such ethical codes stand for the hallmark of the professional status (Barnett 2001).

MSCs isolated directly from bone marrow are positive for CD34, the hallmark antigen for positive immunoselection of the hematopoietic stem cell, but lose this antigen upon in vitro culture.

We will miss Mort for the hallmarks of his service: sound judgment, common sense, and great consideration for others.

Sad to say, Bill Clinton became best known for the hallmarks of Boomerism -- self-centeredness and permanent adolescence -- as exhibited by the Lewinsky affair and all the other, lesser controversies and scandals.

It was, for me, the hallmark of a remarkable young politician.

Tragically for Iraq, the hallmark of Nouri al-Maliki's Shia dominated government has been sectarian rather than an inclusive approach".