He wore a gray suit, no badge, a tie clip in the shape of a pistol.
Sgt. Andrew P. McGoey waited longer to turn in his badge — a lot longer.
In return, they gave him an honorary badge, a siren and a radio for his car.
But he was also a detective, with a badge, a gun and a railroad pass.
Is it a badge, a logo, a name, a colour or a collection of these things?
Mathematics is used as a hoop, a badge, a totem to impress outsiders and elevate a profession's status.
I had only a general press card, a McCarthy badge, a driver's licence, and such other absurdities.
Nunez showed me on his computer where he had bought the badge: a Web site selling novelty I.D.s.
Almost every outfit bore a striking embellishment: a coat of arms, an embroidered badge, a feathered breastplate, tufted sleeves.
Ford's new GT, unveiled at Detroit, is one attempt to give a mass-market badge a touch of race-car glamour.
The organization's badge, a red string attached to a coat lapel or a home's threshold or window, gave the Heroes the nickname the Red Strings.
