Sentence examples for hallmark time from inspiring English sources

You're probably getting tired of going back to Hallmark time and time again for the same staid cards you've been sending granny for years, and I'd be surprised if you're not running out of occasions that demand a card bearing a cheesy one-liner or a sappy stanza of poetry.

First, a transit compartment allowed for the hallmark time delay prior to CIT action on tumor size.

"Abbado has given the players a sense of freedom and individuality, without lessening the phenomenal ensemble playing that is Berlin's hallmark," wrote Times music critic Mark Swed.

It's been the hallmark of my time as governor of Texas.

They will try to call on the toughness that has been their hallmark one more time.

Aerial bombing, and now missiles, are a barbarous hallmark of our time.

That's been the hallmark of her time at the top of the party.

Thomas said Tony Hall wanted to make a "sharper focus on current affairs … a hallmark of his time as DG".

She studied catering at Highbury College in Portsmouth, where she developed the strong work ethic that would become the hallmark of her time in the kitchen.

While he praises Mr. Bush as "an outstanding leader," Mr. Cheney, who made guarding the secrecy of internal deliberations a hallmark of his time in office, divulges a number of conflicts with others in the inner circle.

Mr. Kaczynski, 61, won 47 percent, after running a campaign in which he tried to shake off the image of an ultraconservative, which was the hallmark of his time as prime minister from 2006 to 2007.