Sentence examples for cold flag from inspiring English sources

Over cold Flag lagers, I asked some of our group why they'd chosen the trip.

We retire to Place Moulay Hassan, the main town square near the waterfront, to watch the action unfold from the upper terrace of the Bab Laachour café (Place Moulay Hassan; 00 212 524 473102) over a cold Flag beer.

Say what you will about John Milius's 1980s rightwing cold war flag-waver Red Dawn, at least it had the courage of its convictions.

Intense cold war motivation flagged, and the Challenger and Columbia disasters taught us humility.

But the truth is many of us were left baffled by the mass hysteria prompted by Diana's death, and cold by the flag-waving surrounding the diamond jubilee.

(Ms. Bousquet kept it cold and tried to flag down a ride to the closest clinic).

After one warm-up lap, I took the green flag on cold tires.

Just as spirits start to flag from cold, some astonishing new spectacle presents itself.

Ian Panter, Principal Conservator of York Archaeological Trust, looks at recently discovered Bronze Age long boats in a cold storage facility at Flag Fen, Peterborough as a two-year conservation project is under way to preserve eight rare Bronze Age log boats discovered in a quarry.

So many people asked for souvenirs that Ms. Rutuelo set aside a counter, next to the cold cuts, for miniature flags and traditional Scandinavian troll dolls.

State television showed crowds carrying Iranian flags in cold rainy weather, shouting "Death to Israel, Death to America" – trademark chants of the revolution – as well as burning US flags and carrying portraits of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the Shia cleric who toppled the Shah in an Islamic uprising that still haunts the west.