Sentence examples for a badge from from inspiring English sources

However, students can earn a badge from Codecademy to document their achievement.

But these 12-year-olds seem to be gaining more than a badge from their hospital work.

I am going to send you a badge from Berlin, which says "Ich bin gegen alles" – "I'm against everything".

Call 911!" Mr. Kinahan also said the sergeant pulled a badge from around his neck and held it aloft.

I was fascinated by the letter Elvis Presley sent to President Nixon in 1970 when he wanted a badge from the federal narcotics agency.

Before I could enter the plant, I had to get a badge from a guard carrying a semi-automatic rifle and pass through a metal detector, an explosives detector, and, finally, a radiation detector.

My daughter will probably receive grading reports from a teacher and a diploma from a school, but she might also earn a digital badge from a museum, certification from online tutors and other credentials that are valued and validated by higher education, workplaces and families.

Amongst the low-value items were coffee worth £2.50 from Byker police station in Newcastle, a cap badge from an officer's hat in Widnes and a copy of an antiques guide worth £5 from Basildon in Essex.

The student, who Mr. Gullen declined to name to protect his privacy, got a police badge from a relative and has spent days at ground zero, searching.

When you show up at his building, a security guard cracks the door open to ask you your business, then escorts you to another building about 100 yards away, where you get a visitor badge from a connected kiosk.

After touring the museum, Jakub Karwel, 11, a student at P.S. 71, searched the walls for a fire badge from Poland, where he said his grandfather was a firefighter.