Sentence examples for particular trademarks from inspiring English sources

But the Rangers also excelled at their particular trademarks: body checks, in which they had a 27-12 edge, and blocking shots, in which they had a 22-14 advantage.

One of his particular trademarks as a conductor was that he shunned the baton, always choosing to conduct with his hands.

The particular trademark of Vollard Kaye is an old Yankee tradition of integrity, courage and gentlemanly behavior.

What makes the opera aesthetically pleasurable, however, is the creative friction between words and music - Sondheim's particular trademark.

As a group, they stand out for their technical skills and for the free, exhilarating range of their movement – a particular trademark of Naharin's choreography.

Often it is not so much a matter of, say, a Stanley Works fanatic seeking out all products bearing that trademark; it's a matter of looking for a product and choosing one with a particular trademark that, for whatever reason, we find acceptable.

To the extent that an advertisement for a competitor of the plaintiff was displayed when a user opened the plaintiff's website, the trigger to display the ad was not based on the defendant's sale or recommendation of a particular trademark.

Initial-interest confusion "results when a consumer seeks a particular trademark holder's product and instead is lured to the product of a competitor by the competitor's use of the same or a similar mark". Australian Gold, 436 F.3d at 1238.

Praising the production values for cost-effectiveness, he discerned signs of Warren's "particular trademark" in such murder scenes as that of Barbra (through repeated scissor-stabbing) and Holly (through heat-searing).

Like rap festival Hoodchella and movie festival Filmchella before them, Wholechella and Combschella found themselves the focus of attorneys who handle the powerful and particular trademark enforcement of festival promoter Goldenvoice, which owns the rights to the use of the word Coachella.

The first applicant to file for a particular trademark usually gets it registered.