Sentence examples for feather emblem from inspiring English sources

The choice of "Blessed Virgins" is a pun on the official name of the college, that being 'The House of Blessed Mary the Virgin in Oxford' Until 2009 the wearing of Boat Club Jackets (ivory with navy blue piping and cuff rings, bearing the three ostrich feather emblem on the left breast) was limited to the 1st and 2nd Summer VIII's and Torpids and the Oriel College Boat Club Committee.

The cover of each card features the Prince Charles's feathers emblem and the duchess's cipher, with a festive message printed inside.

But in 1916, as he walked home to south London from his office, a woman gave him a white feather (an emblem of cowardice).

Back in the 16th century, when mapmakers drew their post-Columbus versions of the world, she was L'Amerique, an Indian princess with feathers in her hair, an emblem of one of the Four Continents.

The agitos, the Paralympic emblem, floats below them like feathers or leaves falling from the tree.

Painted as mythological bird men and decorated with miok feathers, their local bird of paradise and regional emblem, they believe rugby league is "perfect" for the people of PNG.

The RWY cap badge is the Prince of Wales's feathers on a red baize backing, and vehicles carry the New Zealand fern leaf emblem.

There is a large emblem over the front door, topped by the Prince of Wales's feathers, presented after the Prince (later Edward VII) stayed there, albeit briefly, in 1870.

The emblem?

Eternal Emblem As S.S.F.

THE star emblem is omnipresent.