Sentence examples for from the badge from inspiring English sources

Aside from the badge and grille, there's little about the C30 that says, "Volvo".

"Apart from the badge, what makes it a Chevrolet?" The Captiva's provenance is as muddied asa Bermondsey Market old master.

We wanted one that represented the optimism of the club," said Guy Douglas from the badge designers flb.

6. Dune by Frank Herbert When I was 15 I was a school prefect and the only good thing about that apart from the badge was being able to stay in school during rainy lunchtimes.

The club's motto - Nil Satis, Nisi Optimum - and a pair of wreaths have been removed from the badge.

The main club badge should be distinguished from the badge displayed on the first team strip, as the two have rarely coincided.

Children and young people in Manchester were visiting a care home to help residents take part in physical activities, when they started listening to their life stories, which is where the idea for the badge came from.

Apart from the badges, you can identify a Speed by its dark-chrome grille and huge 21in wheels.

If you add in everything from the badges on cars to slogans on sweatshirts, the ads in newspapers, on taxis, in subways and even playing on TVs in lifts, then some people could be exposed to more than that number just getting to the office.

Both icons were increasingly paranoid; both had become weirdly out of touch with the modern world; both had something to gain from the meeting – the badge of a "federal agent-at-large" for Elvis, and the promise of some much-needed popular appeal for Nixon.

But there was concern from many supporters that turning the home kit red and changing the badge from a Bluebird to a dragon would compromise the club's identity.