用emblems造句子，“emblems”造句

We hear instead about the magnificent emblems of our seas: the bluefin tuna, the swordfish, the Atlantic salmon, the cod.

The good bishop of Cloyne took the veil of the temple out of his shovel hat: veil of space with coloured emblems hatched on its field.

As someone who had spent his life exploring the hidden interconnectivity of disparate emblems and ideologies, Langdon viewed the world as a web of profoundly intertwined histories and events.

Some birds have been incorporated onto national flags or emblems.

Kangaroo and Emu Steaks, Australia. Australia must be the only country where people can eat their national emblems.

Families gawk at a game enclosure featuring stuffed buffalo, grizzlies, bighorn sheep and other rarely seen emblems of the American frontier.

His emblems are the spear and the burning torch.

The history of the period is mainly a collection of such emblems and symbols, evocative but ephemeral.

The odds in that war looked less than encouraging, however: even the captains of industry who were emblems of the free enterprise system had, as often as not, succumbed to the prevailing orthodoxy.

By transforming these daily wares into emblems of her personal experience, she calls into question culture in the context of this generation.

Party emblems and flags should be made and used according to regulations.

A large 16th Century Ming Dynasty deep dish painted in underglaze blue with grape and vine decoration to the centre and with alternating flowers and buddhist emblems around the rim.

(3) those identical with or similar to the flags, emblems or names, of international intergovernmental organizations;