brassard , auch: brassart

Hugo Brassard looked as if someone had given him a present.

When used as part of a military uniform it is called a brassard.

Brassard stared at her with his mouth open for a full five seconds.

Brassard would be eligible to run for the Catholic school district.

The occasional man with a brassard was almost certainly out at this hour because his business required him to be.

This was to be worn on a white brassard.

That meant legally, Brassard was no longer allowed to remain on the public board.

It was the brassard he bad "borrowed" from the proctor in Chicago.

The brassard of the Order and transit letters got them by unimpeded.

A brassard is an armband used as an item of military uniform.

In 1996 Brassard announced he was retiring from provincial politics to spend more time with his family.

Your friends should disarm you and place a brassard on you.

What we, the fans, do not see is the effort and success Brassard is showing at practice.

I've often thought myself' Brassard hovered on the brink of a confidence but pulled himself back just in time.

Hugo Brassard keeps telling me not to give up hope.'

Brassard rested his elbows on the table and leant forward.

"Another group, very dangerous, can be recognized by their headgear and brassard.

All members are recognized by their Security Police brassard.

He wore a green uniform with a driver's brassard.

The sight of Celia and Brassard seemed to give him courage.

Jacqueline de Brassard appeared to be the perfect mate.

Brassard rummaged in his in-tray and pulled out a large brown envelope.

In the dim light they could see that he wore the brassard of the Independence Army.

Smash hauled him up by the brassard and threw him aside.