Sentence examples for insignia to from inspiring English sources

Thousands of soldiers, armed with tanks and guns, are seen wearing "YM" insignia to represent Minaj's record company Young Money.

So far, his government has promised to change its letterhead from Palestinian Authority to Palestinian State with an insignia to match, and issue new Palestinian State passports.

Eventually, Mr. Cuomo settled the case, clearing the way for Insignia to complete the sale of its apartment business for $910 million in 1998.

The Express reports that Mr Jackson even made up a little Royal Mail jacket with insignia to make Oscar more official, and most residents quite enjoyed his visits.

They ranged from predictable things like flowers or their unit insignia to the less predictable, like childhood toys, a half-finished bottle of Jack Daniels or a candy bar.

"We even used to add the Golden Palm insignia to our Gazawood posters when we hardly knew what it is"."We are thankful we made it to Cannes," interrupts Arab.

"Usually," Detective Baez said, "the wannabe cop outfits their vehicles with police lights and fake insignias to fulfill some psychological need".

Conventional memorial design would have had the names of the victims in alphabetical order, with special insignias to denote first responders.

Your opponent may decide to use their insignia trinket to get out of blind so be wary when you use it of this.

But surely there are other rooms, where good work gets done--perhaps by the people known as "Super Users," a designation that doesn't entitle them to a cape or insignia but to access across programs, at least in theory.

The link between church and state was expressed in the civil dignity and insignia granted to bishops, who also began to be entrusted with ambassadorial roles.