Sentence examples for those hallmarks from inspiring English sources

Larose takes those hallmarks and mixes them with inspiration from the young French designer community.

THREE-BY-FIVE index cards, those hallmarks of research, may be fading away in these digital times, but the need to take notes endures.

The style is quietly suggestive of privilege, tradition and John Berendt stories — all those hallmarks of the inbred look that happened to have become de rigueur among young men in the city during Mr. Reid's absence.

From Star Trek to Iron Man, speaking to your computer is one of those hallmarks of future technology, and Microsoft is determined to bring it into your living room.

We've been going to the farmers' market, eagerly grabbing (and gobbling) those hallmarks of spring: ramps, artichokes, and now, asparagus!

And, suddenly, I began to see Prince Johnson — like you, I had heard about what he'd done; it's one of those hallmark incidents — for what he was, a man without a great education, from the bush.

Chef Slade Rushing, a James Beard Award finalist, has a $65 feast with everything from seafood filé gumbo to fried rabbit schnitzel to those hallmark flaming fruits.

"This will go down in history as one of those hallmark public health efforts," says Michael Osterholm, the director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy in Twin Cities, Minnesota, who wasn't involved in the study.

Brandon and Brody will never have those "Hallmark memories" of father-and-son moments.

I was aware that this was supposed to be one of those hallmark moments between father and son, when father teaches his son to shave.

Long waits for care, less choice, endless bureaucracy and crushing complexity -- those are the hallmarks of the VA benefits system today.