Sentence examples for characteristic insignia from inspiring English sources
As evidence of the connection between politics and feral hogs, they could be Exhibit A. The characteristic insignia of their sport is the Confederate flag.
At this point, recruits are given the SAS's characteristic beige beret with winged dagger insignia and enter SAS Continuation Training, which is focused on teaching new SAS operatives the unique special operations skills they will need to achieve victory in the world's tensest combat zones.
If the back label of the bottle says that, say, Fisher Vineyards Coach Insignia cabernet sauvignon has "candied violet" characteristics, even a professional taster will subconsciously look for "candied violet" scents.
The selection emphasizes unknown, idiosyncratic works, including several in which Mr. Noland's characteristic target or circle motif evokes airplane propellers, military insignia and sign language, not to mention artists like Marsden Hartley, Jackson Pollock and Adolph Gottlieb.
The inspectors went without any U. N. insignia and were welcomed in the kind manner that is characteristic of the normal Iraqi attitude to foreigners.
Lude Ludum Insignia Secundaria.
They are all wearing pro-Bush insignia.
"Where is your insignia?" he barked.
insignia, and carried badges and handcuffs.
They carry no uniform and bear no insignia.
