Meanings of bear the emblem in English

She didn't know what they all meant, but several bore the emblem of a tree.

The envelope bore the emblem of University College, Dublin.

It was a large apartment in the basement, and it still bore the emblems of its ancient service.

After them came the priests, bearing the emblems of their office; nor did these prevail more than the ambassadors.

The sword you carried bore the emblem of the medallion that Bremen carried in the vision of Paranor destroyed.

And there were dainty ryls from the fields, each one bearing the emblem of the flower or plant it guarded.

All bear the emblems of their cruel deaths, and shake them in the sight of Christ as though appealing to His judgment-seat.

"Does the carriage bear the emblem of the Countess?"

One is a large fishing boat flying a flag bearing the emblem of the Orthos, which is just a cross and a flame.

He put his Kent down in an ashtray which bore the emblem of Ole Miss, of which he was a business admin graduate.

Strangely, the only party awaiting their arrival was the driver of a large white van that bore the emblem of a bright red, equal-armed cross.

They wore white tunics crisscrossed with narrow purple stripes and towering saffron-colored caps that bore the emblem of a single glaring eye at their summits.

Its square sail was an unmistakable shade of dark red, and it bore the emblem of a large white eye over a supine crescent moon.

"You who bear the emblem of the Childlike Empress, can you tell me this: Why must I always die at nightfall?"