Sentence examples for button bearing from inspiring English sources

Plainly visible in his lapel was a button bearing a red-circled swastika.

The lap belts unlock by pressing a button bearing the Cadillac crest.

In fact, among the Murton-themed merchandise Hanshin sells is a button bearing the Japanese expression so-ko-shu, meaning complete player.

Melissa Van Zee, the stall keeper, told me, one of her biggest sellers is a button bearing a facsimile of Edvard Munch's "The Scream" with the words "Hillary 2008" written beneath it.

Dressed in an all-black uniform of polo shirt, slacks, and sport coat pinned with a button bearing a large "Q it stands for "question everything, especially authority," he said he had a lean face, and his brown hair has thinned into a sparse pasture.

A riposte to Presley was made in the spring of 1957 by Robert Cenedella, Jr., an apprentice at the Art Students League, and Edmund Leites, a freshman at Yale, who together got out an "I LIKE LUDWIG" button, bearing a portrait of Beethoven.

Instead of name tags, most conventioneers sport buttons bearing their numbers.

Don't go back looking for butlers' livery with buttons bearing your family crest, however.

He also had a bank of old-school white telephones with dozens of buttons bearing the surnames of the most powerful people in Russia.

Down by the driver's left knee is a panel of five buttons bearing the abbreviations AFS, FCW, IBA, LDW, DCA and VDC.

Still scattered about the plant were Frisbees and buttons bearing the logo for U.A.W. Local 306, and this message: "I Believe in Budd Detroit".