Sentence examples for a badges from inspiring English sources

Now, in a blog titled "What's Sauce for the Goose", the leader of Lancashire Secular Humanists has pledged to wear his "Happy Human" and "Atheist A" badges in response to what Mr Abbot refers to as "barmy Cardinal Keith O'Brien's latest ploy".

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.

Learning how to order your café crème the way the Parisians do, or navigating the post office and other bureaucracies of daily French life, can become a badges of honour.

The biggest change, or at least the one consumers will see, is an expansion on an existing feature, where businesses add a badges to their Pages declaring that they're "very responsive to messages" — but only if they respond to 90percentt of messages within five minutes.

Somebody with a badge.

She flashed a badge.

Anyone can create a badge.

With a badge".

Raising not a badge but a gun.

That's a badge of honor.

We wear our insouciance like a badge.