Sentence examples for badge's from inspiring English sources

Within the badge's wings is a bronze star, meaning that he made at least one jump in combat.

Among the badge's requirements: Girls are asked to try activities that will help them imagine what it feels like to have difficulty performing everyday tasks.

The claim is true, and with the badge's free-entry status now being exploited by a growing number of families across the U.K., the BBC is now tackling the ruse head on.

An effort anywhere close to Another Badge's last race will put her right there.

The badge's logo was similar to the fleur-de-lis shaped arrowhead that Scouting later adopted as its international symbol.

Research the badge's topic.

This [is] an Arkansas state trooper's badge....it's a great conversation piece at bars, in convention halls, wherever.

vSee Prof. Lovell-Badge's rebuttal of the phrase 'three-parent inF' in Boseley, op.

But rather than engaging in a re-badge for re-badging's sake, BMW has built a better two-door, with the longer, lower, wider stance long championed by performance coupes from US manufacturers, and a new turbocharged four-cylinder engine called on for low-end punch and improved efficiency.

Some parents had been invited and I said to a man whose badge said, let's say, Jim Parks.

If you think the Forte looks better than the Elantra — or if you prefer Kia's badge to Hyundai's — then by all means lean that way, or vice versa.