Sentence examples for insignia of commander from inspiring English sources

In September, France awarded him the insignia of Commander of the Legion of Honor.

Now the French are proffering another: on Sept. 21, in a ceremony at the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, in New York, Mr. Carter will be given the insignia of Commander of the Legion of Honor by François Delattre, the French ambassador to the United States.

Tolkien was appointed by Queen Elizabeth II a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the 1972 New Year Honours and received the insignia of the Order at Buckingham Palace on 28 March 1972.

Fasces, insignia of official authority in ancient Rome.

The photo is the insignia of the spectral.

For decades, most English clubs adopted the civic insignia of their towns or cities.

A postcard of the Acropolis, prestamped envelopes, packaged towelettes bearing the insignia of Olympic Airways.

Meanwhile, his uniform still bore the insignia of Iraq's interior ministry.

Office parks along Highway 101 are once again adorned with the insignia of hopeful start-ups.

Inclusion on these lists became an insignia of one's informal status as a notable.

One yarmulke advertised, on close inspection, the insignia of Porsche automobiles.