Jewish publications advertise the guidelines, with emblems to attach to invitations.
A black fedora had been digitally placed on his head, and his signature sweater vest had been replaced with a jacket, held open to reveal toy cars attached to emblems of the state's toll roads — as if he were a sidewalk vendor trying to sell stolen watches.
Photography writes with light, and in homage to the Greek sun-god Muybridge called himself Helios; the emblem on the business card attached wings to his camera and made it radiate beams, as if the sun were housed in the dark interior of his "Flying Studio".
You should be hating the emblems of arrogance and power you have attached to the Yankees to excuse your own mediocrity.
He suggested that instead of hating the Yankees, we should be "hating the emblems of arrogance and power you have attached to the Yankees to excuse your own mediocrity".
Both men were made to look upon a red hot emblem of the Order, then blindfolded, disrobed and had a chilled rubber version of the emblem applied to their chests, while a magneto was attached to their legs and an electric current was applied to them by a wire to their shoulders.
In addition to Borealis, you can get an exclusive emblem, sparrow and ship, all of which have this neat iridescent shader attached.
In it, Cindy is an emblem of pure concentration, her hands firmly cupping a baby with the umbilical cord still attached, her arms draped with some sort of plastic tubing, her eyes betraying no interest whatsoever in the camera.
Kitchener, a "figure of absolute will and power, an emblem of British masculinity", was a natural subject for Leete's artwork as his name was directly attached to the recruiting efforts and the newly-forming Kitchener's Army.
Sunday afternoon, Mr. Mendez meticulously attached black bunting to the grille of his Mack truck — just below the chrome bulldog hood ornament — in a lot filled with trucks bearing Mariel's emblem of a silhouette of Cuba.
