Sentence examples for a flagship of the from inspiring English sources

The SS Andrea Doria was a flagship of the Italian Line.

The Macedonian king Antigonus Gonatas had a flagship of the 18-oar type.

These are difficult times for the University of Michigan, a flagship of the country's public institutions.

A flagship of the Hilton Hotels Corporation, the hotel is the annual host to the Academy Awards Governor's Ball.

"He promised to make Harlem Hospital a flagship of the fleet, and that meant a lot to us," former Mayor David N. Dinkins said.

Mr Cable warns of a danger to British taxpayers if they acquire a 25% stake in Norilsk Nickel, a flagship of the Russian aluminium industry.

The gritty glamour that made the capital city a flagship of style in the 1930s is still part of the urban landscape.

(One was a flagship of 1970s fusion; the other is an instrumental indie-rock band).

But while the accord has been billed as a flagship of Barack Obama's foreign diplomacy, the US might be among the last to benefit commercially.

And Berkeley, as a flagship of higher education should address the issues fairly and in a balance way, not with the liberal (or conservative) slant to it.

As a flagship of Britain's Channel and Mediterranean fleets during the American Revolution and French Revolutionary wars, the ship saw extensive action against France and its allies.