Sentence examples for common emblem from inspiring English sources

Another common emblem is CT & ES Co., for Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company.

Some clans express their unity in terms of the possession of a common emblem, which may represent the ancestral being or common origin of the members and, as such, is often an object of reverence.

If so, it would join hundreds of other once-common emblems of commerce that either faded from use or vanished abruptly, as their owners hoped to gain a more modern identity or break free from old product lines.

The fish eagle, Zambia's national emblem, is common on large stretches of open water.

The 2012 Summer Paralympics used an emblem sharing a common design with that of the Summer Olympicsthe first time this had ever been done.

He saw them as emblems of a common culture, a world of the European North to which his people belong.

There is a tension here that is difficult to resolve: our awareness of the pluralist nature of contemporary societies leads us to underscore the importance of general legal and political principles (democracy, human rights, rule of law) rather than the traditional emblems of nationality: common history and culture.

They've become my personal emblem for an increasingly common phenomenon: that of the tedious, uninspired traveller.

Because of the great importance of the sun in Egyptian religion, this emblem is among the most common religious symbols in all of Egyptian art.

Plantegenest (or Plante Genest) had been a 12th-century nickname of Geoffrey, perhaps because his emblem may have been the common broom, (planta genista in medieval Latin).

In the EMBLEM study, mixed states are common and their progression patterns are generally more severe.