Sentence examples for central badge from inspiring English sources

Born at the start of the 1980s, I entered my teens at a time when the most central badge of belonging to many geeks my age was the answer to a single question – Sega or Nintendo?

Today, sitting in his hotel room in central London, wearing a War Resisters International badge and with leather elbow patches sown onto his jacket, he admits he is surprised by his journey from Marine Corps captain to peace activist.

The system comprises an active badge, sensors, and a central server.

Once the emitted signal is detected, the location information is forwarded to the central server to locate the active badge.

But the Tea Partiers actually consider their extreme decentralization a central virtue of their movement, a badge of their limited government purity.

Its president, Nicolas Sarkozy, considers the sale of nuclear power to be central to his diplomacy: it is a badge of France's technical prowess and a reaffirmation of its status as a global industrial power.

Mr. Whalen, who worked at the New York Fed, called it a "badge of honor" to rankle the central bank.

Remember that the Badge scheme does not apply in some parts of central London (the City, Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea and parts of Camden).

Wine is a badge of pride here, and a symbol of hospitality; it's central to religious worship and family life.

*Editor's note: The author worked at BioMed Central from September 2012 until June 2014, but had no involvement with the digital badges project.

I was furious and drove straight to the warden's central office to learn that the ticket had been issued because the blue disabled badge had not been displayed prominently enough.