Sentence examples for emblems from from inspiring English sources

A few had royal emblems from George VI's time.

A couple of crew emblems from the 1970s space station Skylab sold for the same price.

"In a year's time, the new coin, which will incorporate emblems from all four of our home nations, will line millions of pockets and purses around the UK".

SAN FRANCISCO -- It is one of the most familiar emblems from the early days of the gay rights movement: an ordinary gray-and-red bullhorn -- nearly 40 years past its point of purchase, faintly etched with the initials HM.

Certainly the EU flags were more prominent than usual, but as ever they jostled with stripes and crosses and emblems from all around the world – to decipher them all one would need to invent Shazam for flags.

The coins, which incorporate emblems from all four of the UK's home nations, will be harder to fake, weigh slightly less than the current ones, and have a fractionally larger diameter while being slightly thinner.

It is an emblem from a bygone era: the outdoor pay phone.

WinStar Farms and Taylor Made Farm bought Our Emblem from Allen and Audrey Murray's Murmur Farm near Darlington, Md., on Wednesday.

Fowler's biography noted that "an American settler on Lemesurier Island" warned Barrymore that removing "such a tribal emblem from its appointed place meant bad luck".

A judge ruled today that the state's lieutenant governor violated the Mississippi Constitution in a dispute over efforts to remove a Confederate emblem from the state flag.

"He was really proud when he found out I was in the Third," she said, pulling the small metal emblem from her inside her khaki T-shirt.