Sentence examples for insignia in from inspiring English sources

Seated against an azure ground, he wears a red baton, the Safavid insignia, in his turban.

He seized Crimea using troops without insignia; in his press conference yesterday he would not admit they were Russian.

More controversy was provoked in 2006 when the Dutch government awarded those who served in Srebrenica an insignia in "recognition for their behaviour in difficult circumstances".

The federal police said officers found a shotgun, two pistols, hundreds of bullets and five shirts emblazoned with police insignia in the suspects' vehicle.

Jerry explained how the Randolphs have shrubbery in the design of the Yankees' famous "NY" insignia in front of their house.

There will never be such a brigade, but if there were, I have an insignia in mind: a she-male marsh harrier on a field of earth tones with eyeliner in one talon and lipstick in the other.

The company has formed a relationship with Best Buy to offer the stick with the retailer's Insignia in-house television brand.

Apart from more than 1,100 Russian troops based in Transnistria, the separatist movement has its own soldiers who speak Russian and whose uniforms bear insignias in Cyrillic — unlike the rest of Moldova, which has a Latin script and whose citizens speak Romanian.

The costumes from the first pilot were used in "Where No Man Has Gone Before" with the exception of the insignias in two respects - the outlines were gold in first pilot but black in the second, and the insignia symbols for engineering and sciences were reversed compared to both the pilot and the series proper.

Both his physical appearance and his costume have changed, with the most notable changes being the addition of the yellow oval around his Bat-insignia in 1964, which has been dropped in more recent renderings of the Gotham Guardian, as well as no longer showing him wearing trunks that match his cowl and cape, coupled with a different rendering of his utility belt.

Each June, on the Monday of Royal Ascot week (also known as Garter Day), the members of the Order, wearing their habits and garter insignia, meet in the state apartments in the Upper Ward of Windsor Castle.