line mark

noun

1. a trademark covering all items of a particular product line.

Example Sentences

Riggins carried five straight times for 21 yards in the ensuing drive and with fourth-and 2 at the Miami 14-yard line, Mark Moseley kicked a 31-yard field goal.

From Seattle Times

In a different kind of departure from Mr. Trump’s upbeat line, Mark Meadows, the White House chief of staff, acknowledged last weekend on television that the administration was “not going to control the pandemic” — a remark Mr. Biden brandished as confirmation that Mr. Trump was capitulating.

From New York Times

At the far end of the line, Mark and Tamara Arneson peer in the bakery case; Mark fantasizes about a “soup flight” or a “soup sampler.”

From Washington Times

He entered Tuesday’s matchup having averaged 36 points in his previous five games while shooting nearly 56% from the field and 43% beyond the three-point line, mark that far exceeded his season averages of 46% and 36%, respectively.

From Los Angeles Times

And all that came after coach Jeff Brohm inserted three new starters on the offensive line - Mark Stickford at left guard, Sam Garvin at center and Eric Miller at right tackle.

From Washington Times