Sentence examples for flag was caught from inspiring English sources

The flag was caught by the Serbia defender Stefan Mitrovic, setting off chain of events that is likely to lead to severe repercussions from Uefa – who will now consider the matter.

As soon as the flag was caught by Serbia's Stefan Mitrovic, events spiralled out of control.

One student at Bellport High School was suspended from school and later detained by ICE because he posted a Salvadoran flag on his Facebook page; another was caught wearing a Chicago Bulls T-shirt to school.

The IMF, which was caught unawares by Mexico's collapse, raised red flags publicly about Thailand last year.

There he was caught, on camera, joining in a cheerful sing-along of "The Red Flag".

British Airways, the country's iconic flag-carrier, is caught in a series of rolling strikes by thousands of cabin crew members that is expected to cost the money-losing carrier at least $100 million, and railway unions have threatened a strike that could paralyze the network early next month over the Easter holiday.

Yet in his discussion of the peoples that are sometimes uncomfortably sheltered under the Spanish flag, this book is caught by its one major, and unavoidable, flaw: published in Britain and Europe last spring, it is dated when it comes to the political situation.

If you find yourself procrastinating about showing your idea to others or getting it out into the big bad world, then this is a red flag that you may be caught in the grips of 'perfectionism'perfectionism

Many youth sports groups have turned to requiring background checks on coaches — the National Council of Youth Sports has urged all leagues to use them — but that only flags pedophiles who have already been caught.

More easily noticeable, once attentions had been caught, was the flag suspended from it that was being lowered slowly on to the pitch.

If the flags of those nations whose athletes were caught cheating at previous events were lowered and the rightful winners received their medals as their countries' flags were raised, the internal pressures would become overwhelming for athletes not to cheat and for sports organizations and international governing bodies to ensure clean sports programs.