emblazon वाक्य

"Emblazon their faces in your memory, " the judge said, indicating that when they came up for follow-up questioning, they would be dismissed.
Clinton sought to emblazon his presidential legacy with the glowing statistics of what, at the end of February, will be the longest expansion in U . S . history.
But when Newt Gingrich's Republican revolutionaries march back up Capitol Hill this week, they will be ready to further emblazon their names and their achievements in the history books.
The name, once an icon of New York retailing, now all but forgotten, still emblazons the glass-front entryway to the store from the Astor Place subway stop.
The idea was to sell the rights to the slogan to a bank, which would emblazon it on a standard Visa card or Mastercard along with pictures of scenic New York.

Then, the fund allowed a food company that was sponsoring the London Marathon to emblazon Diana's signature _ in the royal color purple _ on tubs of Flora margarine.
To remind residents of the man most responsible for these improvements, huge white letters spelling the name of President Alberto Fujimori's political movement emblazon the hillside overlooking Villa El Salvador.
About 95 percent of the vans are painted white, because Brazilian businesses emblazon their Kombis with brightly colored ads, and the moving publicity is easier to see against a white background.
He argued that the battle flag must be used, but for a national flag it was necessary to emblazon it, but as simply as possible, with a plain white field.
The sheer scale of the Great War led to a previously unheard of number of honours being awarded and it was simply impractical to emblazon every one of them on the Regimental Colour.