Sentence examples for service mark from inspiring English sources
noun
A trademark denoting the source of a service rather than a product.
Figures from Israel's intelligence service mark down 2010 as the calmest year for a decade.
Mr. Rogg registered Malibu Model as a service mark for his treatment plan.
The AllClear ID mobile app and LassPass service mark the first time consumers will be alerted directly.
What one may do, in the meantime, however, is file and intent-to-use service mark registration, if the new domain name will be used as a service mark as well as a domain name.
(A domain name is not a trademark or service mark per se, but merely an Internet address).
The name is a registered service mark, and the Greenmarkets operate on an annual budget of about $1.5 million.
Little touches through the service marked her life.
The memorial service marked the first event honoring Dennehy on the 722-acre campus.
The service marked a final and decisive break with the tradition of an all-male priesthood.
The service marks the beginning of the 31-year-old's boozy mission to bring God to the bar.
A memorial service marking the 20th anniversary of Srebrenica is to be held in Westminster Abbey on Monday.
