Having vanquished their inanimate foes, the students stormed into the courtyard, flags waving like a conquering army.
When I moved into I Minetta Lane with its funny little courtyard of red flagging and its curious, bent length of street with but a single light on it a la Limehouse, I knew the place was quaint.
What would hanging up a flag outside my courtyard signify?
Yesterday music was blaring out in the courtyard as a tattered Ukrainian flag fluttered in the breeze.
Dozens of protesters then scaled the walls of the embassy building, went into its courtyard and took down the flag from a pole.
A video of Dave Cole's "Knitting Machine" project shows two John Deere excavators wielding telephone poles tapered to look like knitting needles — and missiles — to knit a giant American flag in the courtyard of the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art in North Adams, Mass.
A6 First Lady Visits Paris Laura Bush raised the American flag in the courtyard of Unesco's headquarters in Paris, signaling the return of the United States the organization after a 19-year boycott.
The coffins of the Mr. Daoud Khan and his brother, Naim Khan, lay covered with the Afghan flag in the courtyard of the palace where they had been slain, along with 16 other family members, on the night of the coup.
Across a cobbled street, revellers sang songs, ate couscous with fish, and drank fig brandy and beer in a sunny courtyard strung with red Tunisian flags.
Last week, a video emerged of a group of mostly Uighur protesters storming the Thai embassy in Istanbul, where they smashed up furniture, threw files into the courtyard, and brought down the Thai flag.
By Andrea K. Scott David Hammons's "African-American Flag" (1991/2015) flies in the courtyard at the entrance to MOMA PS1.
