Sentence examples for new trademark from inspiring English sources

I think I see a new trademark heading this way: Oprah's Smallest Things.

In Hidalgo – where the last mine finally closed in 2005 – this has helped the paste become the district's new trademark.

As with previously filings for Japan and Russia, details for the new trademark applications are fairly vague, covering computing devices, computer peripherals, and watches.

Dechert's latest report shows that in 2000, when the Nasdaq index peaked, there were 80,100 new trademark applications for computer-related goods and services.

Wearing an oversize Mountie hat (his new trademark) and a sly grin (his old trademark), he sauntered down the aisles, inviting Lupita Nyong'o and Meryl Streep to shimmy along.

*New Internet domain names were registered last year at a rate of one every two seconds, while new trademark applications were filed at a rate of one every two minutes.

And records show her business has applied for three new trademarks in the country this year.

Ofgem's new trademarked label for green electricity tariffs is a welcome step forward.

Mr. Trump's organization continued to file applications for new trademarks around the world during the presidential campaign.

For the empirical proof, look at the filings with the government for new trademarks that, put simply, are brand names.

Earlier this month, China approved three new trademarks for Ms. Trump's brand on the same day she met China's president, Xi Jinping, according to an Associated Press report.