Sentence examples for hallmark over from inspiring English sources

He sees the bigger picture, the complete car, so it has his hallmark over the whole thing.

But 1986 found us battling Hallmark over one of its newest lines of cards, which we saw as deceptively similar to our own cards.

But after acting admirably presidential during the most ghastly moments of the crisis, calling for national unity and a temporary halt to electioneering, once Merah had been disposed of, Sarkozy abruptly reverted to the erratic manner that has also been his hallmark over the years.

I've always loved receiving cards in the mail, but for the most part Hallmark has taken over when it comes to actually writing heartfelt messages.

For the second consecutive week, Toure stamped his hallmark all over a game with a powerful performance and a goal that has proved to be the death knell for the opposition.

Another hallmark of cellular over-activation in senescent cells is hypersecretory and pro-inflammatory phenotype, characterized by production of cytokins, mitogens and proteases [ 19- 26].

There are only a couple of Hallmark duds to skip over; you can enjoy Carey's expansive vocalisms without begrudging her moments of brassy self-affirmation.

The US would be much more peace-loving as a free-lance, & the UNICEF Christmas Card business could be turned over to Hallmark, in a major victory for free enterprise.

(p. 218) So like George W. Bush's "No Child Left Behind," the Obama Administration has decided to turn over its hallmark educational policy to union busting profiteers?

The stalwart operation is no longer one of the company's biggest moneymakers, but has been one of its hallmarks for over a hundred years.

Third, although there is no report so far for an impact of DKK1 mutations on bone mass in humans, there is hallmark evidence for an over-production of DKK1 in human cancer cells being responsible for the development of osteolytic lesions associated with metastatic bone disease [28] [33].