Sentence examples for new insignia from inspiring English sources

Enter Donnegan's new Insignia collection: necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, cuff links and money clips, in all-silver and silver with 22-karat gold overlay for a sheen and weight that mimics, uncannily, their 18-karat solid gold counterparts.

Now the forum hosts, among other things, an online competition for the new insignia for "Novorossiya" - a tsarist-era name given to eastern Ukraine by the self-proclaimed "people's republic" fighters.

PAGE C4 CHANGING THE FACE OF THE BRAND The Insignia, a new vehicle from the General Motors brands Opel and Vauxhall, was introduced last week sporting some new insignias, part of a push by G. M. to show that something new and different is happening with those brands.

The soldiers — with Kalashnikovs and light antitank missiles, wearing balaclavas and brand-new insignia-free uniforms — certainly did not look like volunteers.

But he said he did not think his new royal insignia, the medal he received with his knighthood and wore all day Wednesday, would go over well back home.

Why, then, has AT&T "quietly painted over its colorful vans, expunging the Yahoo logo; the vans now sport AT&T's new blue insignia alone"?

He additionally showed off his new rank insignia, which he wore on his upper right flipper.

Mr. Farkas hopes that new non-Insignia buildings in New York will come aboard.

In response, Mr. Penn, the Libertarian son of a former Republican state Assemblyman, Jack Penn, launched a Web site -- newjerseygiants.com -- two weeks ago, where he sold blue Giants T-shirts bearing an "NJ" logo, designed by his English wife, Kerry (a rugby fan), in the same lowercase style of the Giants old-is-new-again insignia.

The 104th received its new distinctive unit insignia in 2006.

That same month, the blue and white "Mountain" tab was authorized for the division's new shoulder sleeve insignia.