Sentence examples for a badge for from inspiring English sources

The lack of publicly expressed sentimentality is something of a badge for the company.

And now it's become a badge for actors: you want to have been in a Poirot.

There is not, alas, a badge for troop deployment, but there ought to be one for skill at self-parody.

A badge for that man! 10 min Wome is booked for a headless-chicken lunge at Al Jahani.

They serve as a badge for committed greens to demonstrate to the world that they care about the environment, no matter what the cost.

"Think of media: Checking into watching 'Lost,' being declared the mayor of 'The Brothers Karamazov' or earning a badge for braving free jazz".

To create prototypes of these alternative credentials, MacArthur has started a "Badges for Lifelong Learning" competition that will culminate in March 2012, when the foundation will award a total of $2 million to several dozen winners, Dr. Yowell said.

For instance, if you won a Blue badge for an interesting letter or email, you could then win a Silver badge by sending them a picture, or a poem.

You can buy a Soviet paratrooper's cap for $4, or a beret with a KGB badge for $5.

He has taken to wearing a badge: "Rebels for Christ".

There would be a badge waiting for me at the security desk, he explained.