Sentence examples for put a badge from inspiring English sources

When you're growing up, a football team can help you identify yourself: you literally put a badge on your chest.

When it emerged on Friday that the party wants to lift a ban on recording the national origins of people in the criminal justice system, the head of Sweden's Bar Association said on Twitter they might as well put a badge on offenders' jackets – in reference to the practice in Germany in the 1930s.

If that was the case with a tiny logo on the bases, can you imagine what would happen if the Red Sox put a sponsor badge on their uniform?

It would be a "rebadging exercise, rather than a shutting down," the person said, meaning that the company could put a new badge, or nametag, on the old product.

Yesterday, it added a chatback widget to Google Talk that lets you put a little badge on your Website or blog linked to your Google Talk account.

Then when we had too many people sign up, we asked people to put a little badge that said "I want Mint" on their blogs to get priority access.

Put a little badge on me that said, "Not successful".

You know, you put on a badge and you really think you are above everybody else," the employee, who is white and who was allowed to depart, said.

What chance have we of nurturing those rare wonders in our midst, the born artists, if we claim this infantile right to put on a badge that says "artist"?

Volkswagen puts a "BlueMotion" badge on its most efficient cars; Mercedes-Benz adds a "Blueefficiency" emblem to its environmentally friendly (and easiest to recycle) models.

One big guy puts a gold badge against the window and announced I was under arrest".