Sentence examples for call a flagship from inspiring English sources

"So consequently that is what we would call a flagship.

"The oryx is what we call a flagship species," said Dan Subaitis, director of animal management at the Phoenix Zoo.

At 123,000 rupees, or $2,400, the Nano was dubbed "the world's cheapest car" and called a flagship example of Tata's idea of frugal innovation.

"The concept the president set up with the Middle East free trade area is to find countries that are magnets," he said as he praised Bahrain for what he called a flagship agreement.

Out of the two phones released by Samsung at MWC the Edge most deserves to be called a flagship – a device that shows the best of what the company has to offer.

Macy's will remain the anchor store of the mall, after conducting its own upgrade to what it calls a "flagship" location.

No, it's about making the effort to call up a flagship show, and waste everyone's time playing silly buggers.

"You can call it a flagship, but it's no bigger or grander than Nobu New York.

Hardy, who wrote the original story with his father Chips, has called it "a flagship drama for this generation" and "a hybrid of orthodox and unconventional storytelling".

Last week, to win support and allies, Dr. Goldstein presented the strategy -- which he calls "creating a flagship environment" -- to more than 200 business executives, civic leaders and educators at meetings held by the New York University School of Education and by the Center for Educational Innovation-Public EduCenter for Educational Innovation-Public

Now, in his first major product decision since joining Ford last October, Mulally is doing what he thinks Ford should have done in the first place: call its flagship car a Taurus.