(1) Diagonal and chevron stripes and details help create a thinner middle shape by moving the eye toward your center, not your sides.

(2) Allied ground forces in Normandy used a white star for the same reason, and in the Gulf war in 1990-1 Allied vehicles bore a distinguishing chevron .

(3) He went out to help with the umpiring, wearing a white cricket jersey with chevron stripes, and a striped umbrella.

(4) Along with the Badge of Military Merit in the summer of 1782, Washington also authorized a chevron for enlisted personnel signifying each three years of satisfactory service.

(5) Cars that wear the double chevron symbol have always seemed indelibly French.

(6) On his sleeve was the chevron of a petty officer.

(7) Look for green and peach in denim or cord with chevron stripes and floaty dresses.

(8) Enlisted grade inflation spiraled upward until 1945, by which time every infantry rifle company NCO had sewed on another chevron .

(9) Three chevrons on the shirtsleeves marked him as being a sergeant.

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(11) They have swiped hundreds of signs, including chevrons and direction indicators giving motorists advance notice of hazards.

(12) Geometric designs have always feature prominently in Celtic artwork with spirals, chevrons , scrolls and knot work.

(13) The 1948 career plan created the Army's current pay grades and led to changes in chevrons .

(14) The north wall doubles as a media screen, and part of the south wall, boldly painted in red and black chevrons , pivots open to allow the largest works of art to be trucked in.

(15) His uniform fit his dark appearance, black with deep gold chevrons and embroidery decorating the sleeves and chest.

(16) The new cheaper polyester ones look cheap and nasty and the chevrons are dull.

(17) The dining-room of this old house is decorated with a coat of arms, chevrons , and bars rouge upon a field argent, which prove, upon inquiry, to be the shield of Nicholas de la Reynie, a high official of King Louis XIV.

(18) Those veterans who were authorized by Army Regulations 600-95 to wear wound chevrons could apply for the new award.

(19) One of the armoured ones sported the gold chevrons of an officer on his cuirass.

(20) We are getting issued with service chevrons - one for each year's service.