Sentence examples for badge sort from inspiring English sources

This is where I'd normally end the post with some riveting cliffhanger debating whether the CDMA Pearl Flip was going to Sprint or Verizon – but previously leaked images of the handset sporting a Verizon badge sort of takes the fun out of that last bit.

"In terms of morale people got a strong attachment to their own particular regiment, its ways, its cap badge, that sort of thing.

If one tweets "Having fun on vacation!" one's tweet will surface in searches for "vacation" in the same way as would a tweet that said "Having fun on #vacation!" A hashtag is clickable and can be a badge of sorts for tweets related to live events or conferences or narrow topics, but beyond that utility, it doesn't alter your tweet's distribution.

It was indeed a badge of sorts -- a badge of survival.

The condition that makes people experience multiple sensory responses to a single sensory input is so linked to creativity -- and even transcendence -- that it's become a badge of sorts.

Earning a spot at Stuyvesant is unquestionably a badge of honor, sort of a secret knock to an exclusive club.

With the United States now training "peacekeeping" troops in Nigeria, the country has been stripped of its superpower cape and handed a badge, becoming a sort of beleaguered, corrupt cop on the West African beat.

Two very young sailors were teetering on a Times Square street corner & a sweet old lady, wearing some kind of badge stopped & murmured some sort of offer to help.

By Fred Packard and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 2 , 1944P. 23 Two very young sailors were teetering on a Times Square street corner & a sweet old lady, wearing some kind of badge stopped & murmured some sort of offer to help.

'So a sort of badge of honour for killing people?' a barrister inquired of one witness.

Oddly, the price cuts have become a sort of badge of honor in Hamptons society, said Susan Breitenbach, a broker at Corcoran.