Sentence examples similar to trademark gap from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Joel Ryan/Invision/AP Photograph: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Photograph: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Photograph: Rex/Pixelformula/Sipa Updated at 9.43am BST 9.36am BST Giles One of the key shows from last night, Giles took inspiration from Kate Moss and Cher The Giles invite looks to us like an illustration of a certain model's trademark gap-toothed smile.

Michael Strahan greets millions of "Live with Kelly and Michael" viewers each morning with his trademark gap-toothed smile and happy-go-lucky personality.

We respect The Gap's trademarks, but disagree with The Gap's contention that it has the exclusive right to use the word "gap" (regardless of how it is used or combined) on the Internet with any conceivable business".

There, he carved out a specialty as a media and trademark lawyer for clients like the Gap, the N.F.L. and The New York Times Company.

Even though he appeared to be struggling on the next-to-last lap as Sihine and Mathathi opened up a slight gap, he summoned his trademark closing speed.

He plants a foot down the wicket and carts his second ball at catchable height through a gap in the covers in trademark style.

While this isn't a clear cut David and Goliath battle (The Gap has had its "Gap" trademark for a number of years) it's interesting as The Gap, which recently had a monumental Groupon day boosting its tech hipster cred, is starting to take social media very seriously.

The lack of clarity around the protection of unregistered designs and virtual designs may also affect innovation in this sector but existing forms of IP protection (such as trademarks or patents) may well fill the gap.

More important, four games have passed and he's yet to discover any consistent gaps in the paint for his trademark knee-jerk drives.

Ashton burst through the gap, rounded Luke Marshall and finished with his trademark dive, an extravagance that went down like cold sick at Ravenhill.

Webb gave them hope as he snuck through a small gap in the fringe defence for a trademark score, with Biggar converting.