Sentence examples for that were trademarks from inspiring English sources

Finally, he pushed himself out of that bed, and now he has helped push the Mets into contention, instilling a sense of toughness and resilience that were trademarks during his playing career.

Google changed its search rules so that more European advertisers could pay to have their products advertised in conjunction with search terms that were trademarked.

The regulator accused the firm's bosses of "narcissism" and claimed they were failing to do enough to address the sale of goods that were trademark-infringing, substandard, and sometimes illegally imported.

New words that are trademarks, like Viagra, require a double look-up.

By this, he meant that his long experience allowed him to spot "distinguishing characteristics" on munitions that are trademarks of Iranian manufacturing.

I very much like Mendelssohn's ability to write complex musical textures, never losing his unique linearity and rhythmical energy that are trademarks of his style.

While not a stand-in for Buckley himself, the character comes closest in Shakespeare's language to the emotional intensity and frustration that are trademarks of Buckley's music.

Phoenix's population includes the same eclectic mix of young progressives, libertarians, law-and-order conservatives, Mexican immigrants, and retirees that are trademarks of several southwestern cities.

There are only two sounds in radio that are trademarked -- the creaking door and the NBC chimes".

His article is written in a very conversational style that is trademark Calacanis.

A cyber-squatter is someone who owns a name that is trademarked, copywritten or otherwise [intellectual property]-protected by another firm.