Sentence examples for emblems like from inspiring English sources

Scottish emblems like thistles, argyle checks and paisley patterns recur in their designs.

Video projections of Chanel emblems like camellias, pearls and lace float across many of the displays.

Guards are unarmed and wear either civilian clothes or uniforms free of emblems like chevrons and epaulettes.

Soldiers stand at attention next to bottles of Fanta; bodies contort in complicated erotic scenarios; turreted buildings are overdrawn with mysterious, evocative emblems like wine bottles and keys.

Skirmishes erupt at regular intervals over flags and other emblems, like "Colonel Reb," whom Ole Miss recently surrendered as its mascot.

They were a common part of the cultural landscape until the 1960s, as were, in the South at least, racist enforcer emblems like "Whites Only" signs.

The Luxury model has a hood ornament bearing the tristar emblem, like other Mercedes sedans.

"This is true even when it involves a national emblem like Mount Fuji".

It was beneath this skeleton that Lincoln had taken the oath of office, yet another reminder that the national emblem, like the nation itself, was unfinished business.

Ashe was 25 when he won the Open, but he was already famous — an emblem, like his contemporary Ali, of changing perceptions of black athletes at a time of youth protest and cultural transformation.

Although details have yet to be worked out, it is envisioned that Israel's emblem, like that of any other national society that wanted to change its symbol, would be an inset in a corner of the diamond.