Sentence examples for to emblem from inspiring English sources
noun
A representative symbol, such as a trademark or logo.
- The trucks were emblazoned with the emblem of the Red Cross and were not supposed to be targeted.
Jim van Os has received honoraria related to time and expertise devoted to EMBLEM study design and data analysis from Eli Lilly.
But the company and state officials in recent months have been preparing to proceed, most likely in an effort to sell Emblem to another insurer, according to several state officials who have been briefed on the matter.
But Miami was where the designer gave riotous sway to his tastes, most particularly to emblems of the classical.
A bestiary was originally a Christian idea – a book of animals sketchily recorded and then reduced to emblems – which sounds inimical to Hughes, whose animals are so radiantly themselves.
But this pair, and the movie itself, are too self-aware to be reduced to emblems of a pat romantic comedy.
Of course they condemn him for his deeds – if they are aware of them – but they're attracted to emblems of Nazi Germany because they've become acquainted with these symbols through punk and hard rock videos.
"He was excited about coming to California for a vacation, to watch War Emblem, and to go to Bob's wedding".
"So that's why everybody cares, and nobody is going to buy Emblem unless they talk to the city".
The only horse to offer a mild challenge to War Emblem was the D. Wayne Citizenrained Proud Citizen.
Baffert released a statement reiterating that the appearance fee did not influence his decision to bring War Emblem to Monmouth.
This particular sculpture, he explained, "has gone from being a religious icon to a patriotic emblem to a work of art".
