Sentence examples for sound marks from inspiring English sources

Rough Music's sinuous, lived-in sound marks a maturation of this extraordinary singer and bandleader.

David Bowie releases his album Young Americans, whose "plastic soul" sound marks a decisive break with his glam rock past.

In that window, I could hear the vastness of the valley — no sound marks materialized, like buoys bobbing on an empty ocean, to segment the sense of infinity.

Likewise, suits over sound marks are rare, said Kevin K. McCormick, an associate with the law firm of Reibandt and DeWald in Arlington Heights, Ill., who has written about such cases.

Cynthia Lynch, an administrator for trademark policy and procedure for the United States Patent and Trademark Office, said such sound marks were fairly uncommon, with only about 150 registered, a short list that includes the Ride the Ducks quack, the MGM lion's roar and NBC's signature chimes.

Last month, Josh wrote about the startup's new sound trademarking service, which collects the USPTO's bevy of sound marks (including digitizing the many old analog sound trademarks) to let users listen to existing trademarks — and apply for their own.

It furthered funk music's popularity during the 1970s, and its smooth soul sound marked a change for his record label's previous success with the "Motown Sound" formula.

His ardent lyricism and powerful sound marked him as a performer of considerable promise.

The abolition in 1857 of the toll for crossing The Sound marked the beginning of the town's commercial prosperity.

The clubs achieved this success by championing electronic dance music, or E.D.M. — an unwieldy name for a sleek sound marked by propulsive kick drums, dopamine-rush synthesizers, and soaring vocals.

His voice and sound mark him as the male Adele or Amy Winehouse, both of whom he adores; indeed, the blond swoosh of dye atop his quiff was partly inspired by Winehouse.