Sentence examples for hallmark on from inspiring English sources

He points out an engraved hallmark on the back, which certifies the authenticity of the precious metal and identifies the phone as production No. 0032.

"To have the Altman name on your coat or muff or seal collar was equivalent to the hallmark on sterling silver," he said.

In Great Britain the presence of a hallmark on an article indicates that it has been sampled and tested at an authorized assay office.

As he has implored Democrats not to let his health bill die, Mr. Obama has often used the kind of lofty rhetoric and appeals to conscience and history that were his hallmark on the campaign trail.

Craig Levein has begun to put his own hallmark on the side, has uncovered players and is carving a team which is a work in progress.

On charge times, the LiveWire gets 13 miles for each hour of charging using Level 1 and can reach 80percentt of charging capacity in 40 minutes at Level 3. The new LiveWire also brings a signature sound — something of a hallmark on HD's gas motorcycles — produced by the gear set between the motor and the drive belt.

Such groups have two hallmarks: on one hand, they regard Islamic governance as being superior, ultimately, to secular governance.

Brinkmanship, chest-thumping and a refusal to compromise, those "male" traits are the hallmark of Republicans on Capitol Hill.

Radiolucency within the bowel wall (Fig. 5) is the hallmark of pneumatosis on abdominal radiography [2].

The hallmark of CD on cross-sectional imaging is bowel wall thickening (Fig. 4a, b) (between 4 to 12 mm), usually in association with luminal stenosis.

Jul. 6, 2018, 3 55 p.m. Ahh, judicial activism — the supposed hallmark of liberals on the bench.