Sentence examples for trademark number from inspiring English sources
In Sinbad (1918) he transformed an unsuccessful Gershwin song, "Swanee," into his trademark number.
In Sinbad (1918) he transformed an unsuccessful George Gershwin song, "Swanee," into his trademark number.
"The only exception was, of course, Johan Cruyff - who was allowed to wear his trademark number 14 shirt instead of number one which he would have worn under the system.
Although those who register addresses during the advance period are required to provide trademark information like a trademark number and country of registration, Roland LaPlante, chief marketing officer for Afilias, acknowledged that in some cases, the data provided does not appear to be legitimate.
The 1957 design continues to be used under trademark number 2305032.
("Oh!" she says, full of faux wonder at the set she's been singing on for a week. "Isn't it beautiful!") Her rousing trademark numbers, "Cabaret" and "New York, New York" — each of which ends an act — play to the unrelenting brightness of her surface.
But Colapinto's statement that Andy Grove, the former C.E.O. of Intel, found it "impossible to trademark a number" might be misleading.
He declined to share the specifications with other chipmakers, and, after finding that it was impossible to trademark a number, he decided that the new chip needed a name.
Amazon this month filed a trademark (serial number 87517760) for "We do the prep.
A few months later, the application was approved and I was the lucky owner of trademark registration number UK00003077635; Class 41.
The reason is still not entirely clear: the public statement released by the RZD (Russian Railways' abbreviation in Russian) only notes that the infringement relates to the RZD registered trademark, certificate number 341333, and the use of it in the "online Apple Store" in pictures.
