Sentence examples for badge from one from inspiring English sources

While the tally of suspected exploitation has been primarily of girls, a former Boy Scout, his identity disguised, said on the program that he had been abused as young boy in return for a reward badge from one of Mr. Savile's shows.

Or so says the shadowy cabal of style gurus that is always yanking the badge of newness from one thing and pinning it on another.

A fresh-faced policeman named Joe Del Sole noticed a New Yorker badge on one staff member, and offered that he loved the magazine — its covers, in particular, and especially the colorful ones from the thirties and forties.

He said he had a balaclava pulled over his face to protect him from possible fires in the area and suggested that his badge number, which was missing from one shoulder when he struck Tomlinson, was inadvertently dislodged as he tried to apprehend another man minutes earlier.

And Arturo [INAUDIBLE], the head of the Mexican delegation with the foreign ministry, got up from one of their rooms and left his badge on the table.

Running on nervous energy or rushing from one thing thing to the next are worn as badges of honor in today's society.

One senior executive from one newspaper said it would be "a badge of honour" to be part of the breakaway group that gave "two fingers to Cameron".

When every ticket inspector in a capital city's transit system can recognize a badge from an esoteric theater critics' convention, one would think the cultural life of the city was in good hands.

Unlike other platforms, these badges are weaved more deeply into the experience, and the progression from one challenge to another is gradual.

Yesterday, the urgent message that pulsed from one fighting kennel to another was as plain as the glint of a G-man's badge: "Dogfighters, your days are numbered".

As a dancer named Sassy swung out onto the stage, one man in a suit, a badge from a telecommunications convention dangling from his lapel, rose to his feet and put his hands on his heart.