Sentence examples for trademark moves from inspiring English sources

But take care to replicate some trademark moves from the video game that spawned this unlikely franchise, you hear?

"I have mastered the art of lurking and slurping my tea," says Parkinson of two of Dot's sinister trademark moves.

In an effort to learn about another team, the Nets only discovered how their opponents are trying to mirror their trademark moves.

There are specific techniques that politicians learn and certain individuals have trademark moves: the Farage laugh, the Obama ball-spin, the Cameron hand-splay.

Mr. Glass's score includes many of his trademark moves: the repeating chords on a foursquare beat, as well as with syncopations of various kinds, usually in minor keys; the scale figures and arpeggios (now increasingly angular); the swirling string and flute effects; and the use of a minor third as an engine of sorts.

Daley's rivalry with Australia's Matthew Mitcham has enjoyed as many twists and turns as their trademark moves, ever since Daley emerged as a young teenager to steal the world 10m title – and the limelight – from an Olympic champion six years his senior.

Four minutes into the game, Wade scored on a midrange bank shot, a trademark move, and was on his way.

Farah did his trademark move, the Mo-bot, folding his arms in a heart shape over his head.

He had a trademark move, where he breaks it outside and then he kind of leaps like a gazelle.

The actor's trademark move is to throw a cigarette into the air, catch it deftly between his lips and then light it, all in one move.

It's all fists and elbows to the gut and – his trademark move – the classic head-butt, guaranteed to knock anyone senseless.