His own Corinthians, once struggling, were rolling in money, but he preferred his political slogans to the dozens of sponsors now blazoned on their shirts.
To strike fear into their enemy hearts on the battlefield, they placed a calling card on the dead and blazoned with the phrase the worst is yet to come in German.
She affords Cromwell a blazon a catalog of flattering attributes of assort that in his own time would have been used to extol a great beauty or flower of chivalry.
The cloud was now dissipated which had obscured his judgment: He shuddered when He beheld his arguments blazoned in their proper colours, and found that He had been a slave to flattery, to avarice, and self-love.