Sentence examples for hallmark works from inspiring English sources

Maric used to play keyboards in Martland's band, and was there to join old colleagues for Horses of Instruction (1994-5), ofe of Martland's hallmark works, which takes its title from William Blake ("The tigers of wrath are wiser than the horses of instruction") and its raucous energy from an elusive, combustive force accessible only to the composer.

Although the strategy of explanation of evolution by example is its stylistic hallmark, these works have an aim that transcends the particular: They aim at explaining general characteristics of processes (mechanisms) of evolution that are central to the theory of evolution.

It's a hallmark of works like The Danish Girl and others, for cisgender directors and producers who find power in proving that trans women need to wear masks of product and feminine clothing to trick the world.

He seemed to be very forthcoming while speaking at a Berlin press conference, mentioning that Droid Razr users will receive the update sometime in Q1 2012, and that Motorola is working to get the Droid Razr's hallmark features working in Ice Cream Sandwich.

Directed by Niegel Smith, it's about change, good and bad, which is a hallmark of working in the theatre, too.

She confronted illness with the cheerful determination that was her hallmark and worked with the Eve Appeal to advocate prevention and early detection of ovarian cancer, from which her mother had died in 2011.

Mr. Flay has long credited Mr. Waxman with being the greatest influence on his own cooking by introducing him to the Southwestern ingredients that became his hallmark; he worked in all three of Mr. Waxman's kitchens in the 80's.

Our review of the publicly accessible literature on performance monitoring and evaluation of health research systems suggests that such involvement is not a hallmark of work in this field to date.

Darin's music has been noted by Millennium resident composer Mark Snow as a hallmark of the works of Morgan and Wong.

Darin's music has been noted by Millennium resident composer Mark Snow as a hallmark of the works of Morgan and Wong, and would also appear in the episodes "Beware of the Dog" and "Sense and Antisense".

Darin's music has been noted by Millennium resident composer Mark Snow as a hallmark of the works of executive producers Glen Morgan and James Wong, and would also appear in the episodes "Beware of the Dog", "Monster", and "Goodbye Charlie".