Sentence examples for build a flagship from inspiring English sources

The museum almost went out of business two years ago because of financial problems resulting largely from its decision to build a flagship building on West 53rd Street in Midtown Manhattan, alongside the Museum of Modern Art.

The intention was to build "a flagship site" containing prestigious accommodation for offices, shops, and "hi-tech" industries, capitalising on the area's proximity to Manchester city centre and mirroring the earlier success of the redevelopment at nearby Salford Quays.

It also built a flagship store in Tokyo and another in Osaka.

During last night's roundtable, Kepler principal investigator William Borucki of NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California, stressed that "we need to know if they're rocky, and we need to do our job so well that we might convince NASA to build a future flagship mission to study the atmospheres of these planets," in search of chemical evidence for biological activity.

This is why you build an exotic flagship.

A proposal by The Range to build a distribution centre and "flagship" store in Wiltshire has divided opinion among election candidates locally.

While WebMD has build a solid foundation around its flagship health information site, each of these services still live apart from each other.

Like Turner Broadcasting, it is a collection of cable channels built around a flagship network -- in its case, USA.

Areva's flagship project to build a new type of nuclear reactor for Finland's main utility, Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO), is late and over-budget, forcing Areva to set aside €1.7 billion ($2.4 billion) against profits up to December 2008.

Another flagship proposal to build a plant on Java's coastal Muria Peninsula, at the foot of a dormant volcano, has also lost steam in the face of local opposition — although Mr. Adiwardojo says it is still part of the government's plans.

Popp, a volunteer, is part of a $6-million 6-millionf the Maritime Museum of San Diego to build a full-scale, working reprojectf the San Salvadof, the flagship of explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo when he arrived in San Diego Bay on Sept. 28, 1542.