Sentence examples for hallmark out from inspiring English sources

Honor Thy Father's Day Robert Hayden and Terrance Hayes take the Hallmark out of the holiday.

Only this week Margaret Hodge – she who must be obeyed – condemned Iain Duncan Smith's hideously complicated universal credit as having all the hallmarks of an "out-of-control project".

But does that mean my idea factory can only churn out Hallmark cards from now on?

Every daughter has a few cherry-picked hallmark phrases doled out by their mothers that they find highly annoying and yet unnervingly true.

Inflation targeting, expected to be the hallmark of the Bernanke-era Federal Reserve, started out about as far from Washington as you can get New Zealand.

"Psych-outs" are a hallmark of BASEketball and are used to disrupt the shooter's concentration.

That case had all the hallmarks of picking out the biggest bully on the block to send a message to others.

For honest taxpayers wanting to avoid the trap of inadvertently using an aggressive tax avoidance scheme, there are certain hallmarks to look out for.

Here are some terms they use, and other hallmarks to look out for: .

It uses biomolecules tagged with radioactive isotopes that can recognize different molecular targets in the body or seek out hallmarks of malignant and benign conditions.

The vaccine chased the plaques of dead cells that are the hallmark of the disease out of mouse brains, and it may do the same in humans.