badge of office

It is not yet a traditional badge of office for the Prime.

Something to do with surrendering a badge of office, perhaps.

I pointed to my badge of office, which he evidently had not noticed.

They set off to make themselves badges of office.

He wore no badge of office and was not marked out from the other hunters in any way.

She was dead serious about my wearing it as a sort of badge of office.

When we get back, have the goldsmith design her a badge of office."

He had made not only the bell but the chain and badge of office she wore so proudly.

"Badge of office," the historian said noncommittally, not looking up.

While originally a weapon, this came to be seen more as a badge of office, or leading staff by which troops were directed.

This green neckerchief I'm wearing is their official badge of office."

He was dressed in a dark green and had a bright silver insignia that seemed to be his badge of office.

He padded off along the side of the building, the camera on his chest like a badge of office.

I accepted them, like a badge of office.

Each wore an identical necklace with a medallion, a badge of office.

Officers wear badges of office suspended from a chain worn around the neck.

The way he carried it indicated that it was more a badge of office than a weapon.

This neuter wore a chain about its neck that was obviously a badge of office.

Its badge of office, whose award also conferred the dignity, was a diploma.

The impression was made with a rude seal that she wore round her neck as a badge of office.

He had the authority, had stamped it on the gathering through his own physical presence, not the badge of office.

He wears an iron gauntlet on his right hand as his badge of office.

He touched the iron chain hanging from his neck and fondled the heavy badge of office.

But on him it had become a badge of office, bestowing that extra degree of authority.

Waterman's badge of office was a large stick.