Sentence examples for hallmarks at from inspiring English sources

Crusty, chewy, French bread and unrelenting noise are the hallmarks at Rowdy Hall, which is owned by Toni Ross and Mark Smith, who also own the upscale Nick & Toni's in East Hampton and Nick & Toni's Cafe in Manhattan.

It looks likely, then, that it won't be only on days with a high-wind lift lockdown that visitors get to enjoy this little ski town's high-performing terrain in the relaxed, uncrowded and friendly conditions that have always been its hallmarks – at least for a few more seasons.

Only a minority of enterocytes might display the hallmarks at the time of EM analysis, and the histological presentation of MVID varies from patient to patient.

The game's adherence to the formula of the Silent Hill series also drew criticism; the opening comment of GameSpot's review remarked that "this old fog needs to learn some new tricks", and further detailed that the game provided "an entirely conventional adventure that relies on eight-year-old franchise hallmarks at the expense of anything truly new".

Through an application of various bioinformatics tools networks could be constructed that appear to be hallmarks at distinct phases of tumor development therefore enabling fingerprinting of genes associated with pathological phenotypes.

It has been reported that unstable Leishmania mRNAs harbouring a SIDER2 retrotransposon in the 3′-untranslated region (a group of SIDERs which bear two in-tandem Pr77-nt hallmarks at their 5′end, see diagram in Figure  1A) are degraded by site-specific endonucleolytic cleavage that takes place at the 5′-end of the second 77-nt signature (referred to as signature II) [ 33– 33].

Restraint is a hallmark at Mangiarini, whose owner, Stephen Latargia, used to manage Gigino in TriBeCa.

It was the latter transformation at an assisted-living senior residence on West 86th Street that led Mary Baker to move to the Hallmark at Battery Park City this summer.

It was then that Senator John Ashcroft of Missouripreviewed the brand of white male legal wisdom that would soon become his hallmark at the Bush Justice Department.

At the 14-story Hallmark at Battery Park City, where occupancy began this summer, 198 of the 217 apartments are designed for independent living, with an average rent of $5,500 a month within a range of $4,000 to $8,000.

It is stuffed to bursting with affectionate stereotypes and the sticky, somewhat oppressive Gemütlichkeit that is the hallmark, at least on screen, of immigrant families, wherever they come from and wherever they reside.