Sentence examples for trademark phrase from inspiring English sources
The losers are impaled by his trademark phrase.
And then, offering up another trademark phrase: "I always push the limits".
"How'm I doin'?" wasn't just a trademark phrase; it was an expression of a deep psychological need.
On that competition he coached and critiqued temperamental aspiring designers, egging them on with his trademark phrase, "Make it work".
Though the film is untitled, the group is incorporated as How Am I Doing L.L.C., a nod to Mr. Koch's trademark phrase.
Moments later, Phoenix's Goran Dragic missed the Suns' technical free throw, which led Wallace to shout, several times, "Ball don't lie!" — his trademark phrase to suggest the referees made a bad call.
Welk titled his two autobiographies after his trademark phrases, Wunnerful, Wunnerful!
By Will Stephen February 3, 2015 "Pop star Taylor Swift is seeking to trademark phrases including 'this sick beat' and 'we never go out of style' in the United States".
"Pop star Taylor Swift is seeking to trademark phrases including 'this sick beat' and 'we never go out of style' in the United States".
The voice-over star Don LaFontaine, who died in September, was revered for his ability to quickly situate the audience with such trademark phrases as "In a world where... ..... and "From the bedroom to the boardroom".
Mr. Bygraves's trademark phrases "I wanna tell you a story" and "A good idea, son" were embedded in England's collective consciousness, as was his cocky comic style.
