Sentence examples for and the emblem of from inspiring English sources
He may be despicable, but his willful, self-recreating energy and Kelly's are the engine of the world and the emblem of the times.
The Chinese team members, dressed in red velveteen-like leotards with yellow flowers and the emblem of China on their chests, also finished first over all.
Holding his usual predawn office hours, Mr. Arafat wore his trademark black and white keffiyeh and olive-drab uniform, his collar decorated with pins showing the Palestinian and American flags and the emblem of the European Union.
Although the monarch remains the head of state and the emblem of state authority, the sovereign accepts that this authority has been transposed to that of a formal position, and the monarch waives actual political power, which is assumed by the people.
Thanks to Destiny's Child and to Experience Unlimited's 1988 hit "Da Butt, Jennifer Lopezz as a Fly Girl on "In Living Color," and Sir Mix-a-Lot's 1992 rap "Baby Got Back"—big butts became big business, and the emblem of a pervasive colored style.
The Cooper Baker Street and Cooper Bayswater models receive exclusive paint styles and trim pieces, but unlike the 2012 Edition, which has an etching of the London skyline on the dash and the emblem of the London Olympics on its side vents, they do no outwardly acknowledge the games or the city, instead following the script of other nominally British special editions like the Camden and Goodwood.
In their eyes, we are the embodiment of the Muslim other shrouded in mystique and strangeness, disdain and pity, the emblem of subordination, backwardness, ignorance, of herd mentality and the absence of free will and autonomy.
He then went into coalition with the Conservatives, reneged on a signed campaign pledge, and became the emblem of everything people hated about the usual kind of politics.
On the bottom of the sled, he painted an image of the Twin Towers, and added the emblem of the medical technicians, along with the names of the nine who died.
Its logo is a stick figure tossing a swastika and the emblems of the P.K.K., ISIS, and the German anti-fascist movement into a garbage can.
The Badge of the Order depicts three crowns with the order's motto, "Tria juncta in uno" ("Three joined in one"), as well as "Ich dien" ("I serve," the motto of the Prince of Wales), and the emblems of England, Scotland, and Ireland (rose, thistle, and shamrock, respectively).
