Sentence examples for whose emblem from inspiring English sources

The movie drips with prewar romantic fatalism whose emblem could be Michèle Morgan's Nelly, hands stuffed into the pockets of her trench coat, its folds catching the light just so.

The progress of the Night Wolves, which has 5,000 members and whose emblem is a wolf's head trailing fire, is being followed closely by Russian media, which has celebrated the group as patriotic heroes.

Rainbow stripes also featured in early versions of Apple's corporate logo, reportedly in an attempt to differentiate the company, which was rooted in Californian counterculture, from the then-bastion of the computer industry, IBM, whose emblem featured monochrome stripes.

Another belongs to Sunderland, whose emblem features its signature red and white stripes with images of nearby Wearmouth Bridge, a local 19th-century folly and a colliery wheel in a nod to the region's coal mines.

Plunging into the crowd of Yushchenko supporters in Independence Square after the first round of the election, I met two members of Una-Unso, a neo-Nazi party whose emblem is a swastika.

Above them is an eagle, a symbol of Lyon that invokes Rome and the Pope as well as the German empire that identified with Rome's victorious legions, whose emblem was the eagle.

The bad vibes of a decade whose emblems (other than the haircuts and the music) are Ronald Reagan and AIDS?

Later, a California Guardsman whose emblems identified him as Sergeant Kelley pointed an M-4 at me and said, "See this?

Napoleon also identified with Charlemagne, whose emblems included the eagle, the scepter (the baton of command) and the hand of justice.

Salespeople in sky-blue uniforms whose emblems boast of "rainbow service" hover like flies, rattling off details about energy ratings and spin cycles.

Biologists have slowly compiled anecdotal reports of population declines near the Philippines, Indonesia and New Caledonia (whose official emblem features a nautilus shell).