Sentence examples for hallmark series from inspiring English sources

He designed for the Hallmark series for 17 years.

Andie MacDowell may be best known for her roles in iconic movies like "Groundhog Day," and her starring role in the new Hallmark series "Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove," but the model and actress has another talent: knowing when women are going through difficult times.

The fictional town of Cedar Cove seems like an anachronism, and so does "Debbie Macomber's Cedar Cove," the new Hallmark Channel series that is set there.

Here Sir Christopher has added his cross-cultural hallmark: a series of horror film clips that invoke Fuseli's "The Nightmare" as the ultimate shock-horror icon.

T. BARNUM' (1999), Beau Bridges plays the showman in this earnest Hallmark mini-series.

A hallmark of the series, from the outset, was a suspicious fascination with the counterculture: who were the weird people who inhabited it?

The wonderfully slow build-up of tension that was a hallmark of the series at its finest - think of the Hand of Fear creeping towards Sarah Jane! - was entirely absent from episode one, entitled Rose.

The mirroring between the hunter and the hunted is a hallmark of this series, with the killer's detached poise matched by that of the woman determined to catch him.

Several shows planned by both networks for the 2010-11 searen are infused with the franker content and language that have been the hallmark of cable series like "Nip/Tuck" and "Rescue Me".

Since 1992, the programs have featured such major artists as the bass-baritone Jerome Hines, the pianists Oxana Yablonskaya and Michael Boriskin, the violinist Chee-Yun, the folk singer Tom Chapin and the United States Military Academy Band from West Point, whose May visits have been a hallmark of the series.

Hallmark, symbol or series of symbols stamped on an article of gold or silver to denote that it conforms to legal standards that define the maximum proportion of base metals that may be alloyed with pure gold or silver for hardening or other purposes; in broader terms, any mark distinguishing source and quality.