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Example sentences for badge
Sports became his badge and his escape in a family that struggled.
If you are advanced registered you can use the self registration terminals to print and pickup your badge.
Similarly, it's personal growth that employers and investors look for, which is why even a failed start-up is a badge of pride.
In a land where intellectuals are still cherished, publishing a book is a badge of seriousness.
Both as poet and novelist, he bore the badge of singularity.
He tutors me on how to display the badge and my driver's license for checkpoint inspection.
Which also means that you should wear your conference badge.
Such a detector could be designed as a badge that requires no batteries.
The red poppies sold to raise money for ex-servicemen, originally a symbol of loss, have become a badge of patriotism.
As readers of the book can discover for themselves, it is not necessarily a badge of honor.
Bush-hatred is now something that civilised people wear as a badge of honour.
If the size of their house is the badge they'll sweat their heads off for that.
The visitor's badge has a microchip scannable at electronic checkpoints.
Also, no one will give you a badge for guiltily clinging to months-old e-mails you still haven't gotten to yet.
He wore a star-shaped golden badge hitched to a belt finely tooled with wildflowers.
If you can't work out what to do, put a badge on it.
Protecting against such attacks becomes a badge of honor.
Powerful warlords began to follow his example by adopting the tea ceremony as a badge of refinement.
The hall that is a highway for all the world by night and by day is the tenement's proper badge.
They should therefore be seen as a badge of rank, an indication of the status of their family within the community.
Denying the copious effects of population growth is the badge of courage of all true deniers.
The physical rejection letter has become something of a badge of honor.
Using data from multiple receivers, the location of the badge could be triangulated.
They will not even open the door until you have placed your hand in a fingerprint scanner and flashed an electronic badge.
Twenty-two marshals, each with a pistol concealed beneath his suit coat and a badge on his pocket, guarded the various entrances.
He is wearing a white badge, which makes him trustworthy.
Poverty, their badge and typical condition, invites-compels it.
If you discover that your badge is lost or stolen, you are required to report it as such immediately.
But he couldn't hold back the wave of artists who turned the slur of kitsch into a badge of honor.
Ignorance of these matters is not a failing to them, but a badge of honor.
It was as if being the underdog was a badge of honor, a compliment.
Also, the rear badge moonlights as both a trunk handle and a cover that keeps the rear view camera clean.
There's no simple badge of honor to congratulate the good companies and, by omission, chastise the bad ones.
Kids will earn a special participation badge for each event they attend.
It's gotten so that some consider it to be a badge of honor.
The big idea behind the new fake rationality is so diffuse that it's useless, except as a cultural badge.
Merely submitting work to it may be considered a badge of honor.
He began a sort of slow-motion minstrel shuffle, head bowed, badge swaying.
The industry once wore its unpopularity as a badge of honour.
One wore a badge earned for excellence in her studies.
It was a badge of honor for some to brag about how much they supported billions of dollars of subsidies.
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