Sentence examples for trademark down from inspiring English sources

His shenanigans, during which he addresses the audience in his trademark Down Under idioms ("crikey!," "have a go at that!"), are bundled into a ludicrous, amusing story of international intrigue involving a spy satellite, an ornery Queensland rancher and a pair of C.I.A. operatives whom Mr. Irwin treats as another peculiar species of wildlife.

Head coach Brian McDermott added: "To have played at the highest level for your entire career, regularly peaking at your best for the play-offs and Grand Finals at the end of the season, shows the stamina, determination and will to win that has become his trademark down the years".

Roger Ebert, the Chicago-based film critic, gave his trademark "thumbs down" to the industry these days for preferring the bottom line to location integrity.

Filled with vulgar jokes, silly dances and bursts of inspired absurdity, this show, whose title refers to the avant-garde filmmaker Kenneth Anger and the temperance crusader Carrie Nation, maintains the company's trademark aesthetic: down and dirty, shameless and proudly debauched.

But how will the kiss with Stone compare to Maguire and Dunst's trademark upside down kiss? "You don't want to know!

Daniel is already a matted mess of smiles, his trademark button-down blue shirt soaked through.

He fired his trademark put-downs and scathing critiques at figures such as Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and Mother Teresa who he described as "a lying, thieving Albanian dwarf".

Human emotions are the recurring motif expressed in a variety of styles in the paintings of Gerhard Richter, Sigmar Polke and Georg Baselitz (with his trademark upside-down scenes).

The brothers Gibb didn't take kindly to the fast-talking former barrister's trademark put-downs on Clive Anderson All Talk in 1997.

Claridge, sacked as player-manager of Weymouth last month, has promised to pull up his trademark rolled-down socks for Brighton, after the fifteenth move of this career.

Flapping her trademark upside-down Stars and Stripes like an exotic bird, she kept the retired five-star general indoors while frustrated event organisers puzzled over trespass law.