Sentence examples for badge by from inspiring English sources

Because Shazia was a minor, she was not issued a badge by the neighborhood security agency, making her invisible.

He said that Mr. Mack was issued a police badge by the department but did not wear a uniform.

So even if you were only three, you could still get a badge by doing a drawing.

In 1927, The Times reported the death of a police inspector who had been given a diamond-set badge by Slocum survivors for his efforts in identifying bodies.

Lineker's pair cost £30 and were embroidered with a Leicester City badge by Hand and Lock, a British company that specialises in military regalia.

Years earlier, he had won his boy scouts' entertainment badge, by which he was already an amateur actor who could do plausible impersonation.

The agency has already ordered airlines and airports to update employee badges by identifying precisely who is still employed and issuing them new badges.

She will buy plane tickets a year in advance if she can, she said, and she has tried to get free conference badges by volunteering.

As a young travel writer, I joined the leagues of artists who earned their vision and badges by following the toils of man against the sea.

Every one was a red-legged partridge, so-called French partridges, badged by their black-and-white faces, topped with grey caps.

It is there, at the entrance to Room 502, where retiring officers surrender their badges by laying them on an embroidered pillow.