Sentence examples for hallmarks from from inspiring English sources

Each of those performances showcased the rare harmonic sophistication, crisp rhythmic brio and richly emulsified vocal blend that have been Take 6 hallmarks from the start.

The new design retains hallmarks from Mr. Libeskind's original vision of Freedom Tower, which has been in the public eye for a year as part of his master plan for the trade center site.

In his victory speech, Mr. Gomez, noting the year Mr. Markey was first elected to the House, ran through a litany of hallmarks from 1976, including the Gerald Ford presidency and eight-track tapes.

The Second Symphony ended the concert, and the performance had the authentic Nelsons hallmarks from the start – the tightly coiled energy powering every phrase, the carefully delineated detail, the effortless sense of an organic whole – enough to suggest that he will be more than ready to meet the bigger challenges to come later in the series.

But the show is suffused with rock 'n' roll that could be from the Beatles' era but has subtle indie hallmarks from our own.

Created by the artist/writer team of Grace Hannah Lang and Simon Lazarus, Babelon borrows aesthetic hallmarks from heavy metal album covers, the underground comix scene, and artists like Francisco de Goya, William Hogarth, and Hieronymus Bosch.

The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths dated the mark of its Hall or hallmark from 1300.

The young musicians played these scores with the commitment that remains the ensemble's hallmark from year to year.

If Motion is chirpy about the Poetry Archive, he also sounds distinctly chipper about casting off the royal hallmark from his work on May 1 2009.

"They over-expanded," says the observer, and lost the quality that had been their hallmark from the start.

The Puppy Bowl's success has inspired, ahem, copycats, including "Kitten Bowl II" on Hallmark from noon to 9 p.m., and "Fish Bowl II " from 3 to 7 p.m. on NatGeo Wild.