Sentence examples for be given a flag from inspiring English sources

For example formulas can be given a star symbol and concepts can be given a flag symbol.

If the school meets requirements set by a national evaluator it is given a flag to fly outside its building.

Mr. Anderson, like the others, had an engraved nameplate on his silver coffin and was given a flag, a volley of gunfire, taps.

If he found these to be in order the ship would be given a two flag signal consisting of a code flag over a numeral flag.

Video emerged on social media during the siege showing four of the hostages relaying the gunman's demands, which included that he be given an Islamic State flag and that media broadcasts state the situation is "an attack on Australia by the Islamic State".

Facebook's public policy manager Jessica Leinwand said in a blog post announcing the changes that users will also be given a new reporting option to flag false posts.

The flag should be given a position of importance, even if it's not the the primary center of attention at a given event.

Clerks who could speak English were given a British flag to wear.

"Iain was completely paralysed, which made us even more confused when we were given a yellow flag penalty, and was in tears," said Simpson.

After his speech, Mr. Reagan was given a Bicentennial flag by Thomas Kaiser, chairman of the Submarine Veterans of World War II.

"We get all the information about an application together – the Ucas form, aptitude tests and so on – and then if we've got candidates who have been given a contextual flag and we feel that we should interview them, even if they haven't done as well on the aptitude tests, we will interview them as well".