Sentence examples for flag signals from inspiring English sources

Lifeguards on Jones Beachh were practicing with flag signals early one morning.

The New Yorker, July 16, 1932 P. 5 Lifeguards on Jones Beachh were practicing with flag signals early one morning.

By Thyra Samter Winslow and E. B. White The New Yorker, July 16, 1932 P. 5 Lifeguards on Jones Beachh were practicing with flag signals early one morning.

— ZACH HILLESLAND Much like waving the white flag signals defeat, throwing down a flashy dunk on a breakaway pretty much signals victory.

Yinka Shonibare's scale model of Nelson's flag ship Victory, sails printed with African textile designs and flying flag signals from the Battle of Trafalgar including "engage the enemy closely", has proved one of the most popular of the fourth plinth sculpture commissions.

As part of the same tension-reducing deal between their generals, and in an effort to avoid more costly naval clashes, ships patrolling rich fishing grounds on either side of a disputed maritime boundary in the Yellow Sea have exchanged radio messages and flag signals for the first time since the Korean war more than 50 years ago.

A yellow flag signaled the wind direction.

Then, the fish's entire upper tail broke the surface, waving like a flag signaling victory.

But the flagman at the entrance to the pits waved a green flag, signaling that the pits were open.

One of the pit crew members waved a checkered flag, signaling that the track was clear for my last lap.

"Often," he said, "a big sublet is a flag signaling that a company is in big trouble".