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Meanings of wear the badge in English
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Usage of wear the badge in English
1
Although they all wear the badge as a National with pride, it is just a convenience governed by tradition.
2
Only graduate members wear the badge upon the vest, where for the first few years they display it quite regularly.
3
I write this as a Black man with friends and family, fraternity brothers and sorority sisters who wear the badge.
4
On his way he met with Mandricardo, and the quarrel was revived respecting the right to wear the badge of Hector.
5
There are 90 minutes remaining and it is practically impossible, but we have to try because we wear the badge of Barcelona.
6
The officers of the Army will wear the badge of mourning for six months on the left arm and hilt of the sword.
7
And I dare not speak, I cannot, while I wear the badge of office; it would be disloyal; my own congregation would take alarm.
8
If these outrages are committed in the name of the House of York, then I and mine will henceforth wear the badge of Lancaster.
9
They had provided themselves the night before with uniforms, and now they were true scouts in appearance save that they did not wear the badge.
10
Not only was it a mark of service to wear the badge of a lord, but lords wore each other's badges by way of compliment.
11
I had led that pitch, so wore the badge of honor.
12
They, too, wore the badge of the brotherhood-theblack pin in the coat lapel.
13
At the time we introduce them, however, John is wearing the badge of age.
14
But if he is brought wearing the badge of disgrace we will not have him.
15
They're all of a parcel, cried a man who wore the badge of a constable.
16
Two lackeys waited behind his chair, wearing the badge we had remarked in the inn yard.
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