trademarked

This is no longer the "greatest show on earth," as the trademarked line has it.

The law has already caught up with a few companies using trademarked terms just to get search hits.

However, the game does not include trademarked terms, nor potential profanity.

It made him rich, a household name, and a trademarked brand.

And they are afraid that Washington's ways could compromise their trademarked independence.

Ping-pong is a trademarked name for the game of table tennis.

The local tourism commission promotes the use of the trademarked phrase.

The company's trademarked slogan, as of 2003, is "We're connected to you by more than power lines."

I notice your use of a trademarked phrase there.

This distinguishes them from the trademarked names that have been registered for private use.

Shop Rite, a trademarked name, is operated by different entities.

He also started doing his trademarked punching of the goal posts or the air, after making good plays.

A strong dollop of each player's individual trademarked sound.

Things get murkier when performers turn out new material in someone else's trademarked style.

This trademarked design is still in use today.

He is known for his trademarked catchphrase, "Let's get ready to rumble!"

Interstate Highways are signed by a number placed on a trademarked red, white, and blue sign.

Kismet is the trademarked name of a commercial dice game introduced in 1964.

It's a trademarked hybrid of rape initially bred in Canada.

These are known by various trademarked names, such as dansneakers.

It is also the trademarked name for the corporation which was formed to market it.

Applicants must show that the domain they are applying for is related to their company, business, association or trademarked name.

They are sometimes called "Clown Doctors" which is a trademarked name in several countries.

"Except that it's not really e-Bay, since that's a trademarked name and a real business.

The suit filed in federal court claims infringement on his trademarked name and likeness.