Sentence examples for trademark new from inspiring English sources

Tolu Ogunlesi Lagos, Nigeria We have no concept of "trademark" New Yorker fiction.

Wearing his trademark New York pinstripes, Deitch was in full swing.

Were you conscious of a need to demonstrate fidelity to some idea of trademark New Yorker fiction?

If the comedian Bill Maher had devised any of his trademark new rules to owning a baseball team, he did not reveal any on Sunday at Citi Field when he acknowledged that he had acquired a minority share of the Mets months ago.

She is opening a "lobster academy" for chefs, is seeking to trademark new names for lobster products (she thinks "claws" sound scary) and pushing, against the wishes of many here, for the state's lobster catch to be certified as sustainable by a London-based environmental group.

With both media volume and notification audio turned all the way off, Skype was still making its trademark new message notification noise, even when no new messages seemed to be coming in.

With Tuesday's earthquake sending quivers along the East Coast and Hurricane Irene closing in this weekend, @rashaunh gave Mother Nature its due: Residents absorbed the quake news with trademark New York stoicism.

Since 1999 the orchestra has also donated $70,000 a year to humanitarian organizations from the proceeds of its trademark New Year's concert.

Harrow can be a stark place or a magnificently sun-dappled one, depending on the season, and its citizens display the trademark New England reserve.

In January, in response to criticism occasioned by the orchestra's trademark New Year's concerts, themselves born of the Nazi era, the Philharmonic promised a thorough review of its activities during World War II and shortly before and after.

CHICAGO - As 1999 was drawing to a close, Sam Zell, the chairman of the nation's largest office and apartment companies, sent more than 600 friends and business associates his trademark New Year's gift, an elaborately sculptured bronze music box.