Sentence examples for local badge from inspiring English sources

Aside from theoretically enhancing your social life, you can, for instance, obtain a digital "Crunked!" badge for hitting four or more bars in one night or a "Local" badge for frequenting the same coffee shop three times in a week.

When governors of British colonies were required to display the British Blue Ensign with the badge of the colony, Governor Frederick Aloysius Weld, in his letter of January 3 , 1870 indicated that a black swan on a yellow background was the local badge of Western Australia.

The Local badge, for people who go to the same place three times in a week, was also kind of hard.

The island is not a place created for the needs of sunset-special diners; there are few stores or restaurants, it is accessible only by ferry and plagued by power blackouts, rampaging deer and Lyme ticks, all local badges of hardy courage.

By 1955, the "local scene" badge in the Blue Ensign flag was revised.

In 1876, the "local scene" badge was re-adopted to the Blue Ensign flag with the Admiralty's approval.

Virginia's friend, Michael Cooper, a local blue badge guide, wants to offer proof, so he leads us to St. Columb's Cathedral, and there points to an iron 270 lb.

One lets you designate yourself as a local via a badge icon, when you comment on articles by publications in your city of residence.

"They carry the local brand as a badge of honour but have an aspiration to reach a global audience," he said.

Still, it's strange to see some English-speakers who wear ignorance of the local language as a badge of pride.

School architecture is just more highfalutin liberal claptrap, governors are "local worthies seeking a badge of status and the chance to waffle about faddy issues", the national curriculum is a ball and chain, and teachers are part of a leftwing conspiracy.