Sentence examples for insignia that from inspiring English sources

Don't wear sports or university insignia that would advertise nationality.

In 1885, Tiffany designed the "E Pluribus Unum" insignia that still graces $1 bills.

Publicity photos showed members wearing peaked caps featuring a bird insignia that resembles the Parteiadler eagle emblem of the Nazis.

Another from the same war bond campaign shows a sliver of a circular British airplane insignia that is so minimalist it resembles '60s Op Art.

The department owned an unmarked "stealth car" — devoid of roof lights or conspicuous insignia that would identify it as a police vehicle — which made such traffic stops especially frightening.

After the death of King Otto III in January 1002, Henry, aware of strong opposition to his succession, captured the royal insignia that were in the keeping of the dead king's companions.

The gang member likes insignias that are prominent on sweaters and their creator.

Others never wear the tiny lapel insignias that announce their achievement to the world, saying that to do so would seem like self-promotion.

The machines include software, from firms such as Citrix and Insignia Solutions, that allows users to display standard Windows software running on a central server.

"We are now trying to get a handle on the properties, find out which ones are overlapping and determine which are surplus," said Richard Karson, a member of a 10-member Insignia team that is helping to develop Nassau's plan.

Yousseff Wakhian, a scrapyard worker wearing a gray jumpsuit and a cap with a New York Yankees insignia, said that 60 to 100 trucks had come in that day from Iraq and 50 had left with loads of the scrap to be sold elsewhere.