Sentence examples for trademarks as from inspiring English sources

His crew-cut hair, button-down shirts and skinny bow ties were personal trademarks, as was his fondness for driving to work in a pickup truck from his farm in Wayland, Mass.

The lawsuits, filed in the federal districts of Arizona and Northern California, ask the courts to impound the companies' domain names and to order them to stop using the Olympic trademarks as well as claiming to sell Olympic tickets.

The publishers' suit had charged Gator with infringing their copyrights and trademarks, as well as with unfair competition.

Floral curtains and bedding and Aveda amenities in the bathroom are Blackberry trademarks, as is a complimentary snack bar (alcohol is additional).

Yanez's site, which is a duplicate look and feel to Joost and clearly violates Joost trademarks as well as copyrights, remains up after being live for over a month (and he's also created Babelgum and AppleTV look-alikes).

Essentially it lets them assess the risks when introducing new names or brands related to any existing trademarks as well as helping to determine how likely a successful trademark application will be.

A proposed sequel never materialised, despite Nintendo renewing the trademark as recently as 2012.

Pitch: "We want to make applying for a trademark as easy as getting a domain name," Mr. Abhyanker said.

Their concrete spiral staircases have become a trademark, as has the archetypal "house" shape (a square with a pitched roof).

Even an everyday phrase can be trademarked, as long as it identifies the source of a particular product or service, said Susan Neuberger Weller, a trademark lawyer in Reston, Va.

The name Grand Central Terminal, the image of the information booth clock and the image of Mercury are all trademarked, as are several other elements.