Ice creams are also local, from Hallmark in Old Lyme.
Ominous but bouncy songs have become something of an Atlanta hallmark in recent years.
Many consider this extended live coverage a hallmark in television news.
You have to play it backward — hallmark, in other realms, of the Satanic.
He sold Graphics International to Hallmark in the late 60s, and formed his next company, Intervisual Communications, in 1974.
José Mourinho always said that Real Madrid would bear his hallmark in his second season as its coach.
In 2009, Patek Philippe, based in Geneva, abandoned the hallmark in favor of its own in-house quality guarantee.
[World Business, Section W.] Keeping a Business in the Family Public companies controlled by families exist in many countries, but they are a particular hallmark in Canada.
HMS Partners in Columbus, Ohio, and Fahlgren in Dublin, Ohio, have ended talks to merge Fahlgren with the HMS lead agency, HMS Hallmark, in Columbus.
Then, in the interview, he made the kinds of tough statements that have long been his hallmark in the area of foreign policy.
Democrats here say that the independence of Connecticut's lawmakers is a hallmark in a state with more independent voters than Democrats or Republicans.
