Sentence examples for flagging the from inspiring English sources
"They're flagging the supposedly dangerous stuff," Mr. Blanton said.
Google has aggressively been flagging the changes to its customers.
Those meetings are about flagging the anomalies with all the right people in the room.
No one would blame him for turning back and flagging the first milk truck home.
He then used word frequency counts to identify the key words that were flagging the messages.
Mrs. Clinton accused Mr. Obama of desperately flagging the Iran issue to revive a "struggling" campaign.
One is that the intended audience may be turned off by the tactic, flagging the sponsor for unnecessary roughness.
A visual alarm signal, common in mammals, is "flagging," the lifting of the tail to reveal its white undersurface.
Vernon Philander he can play with circumspection, flagging the ball through with exaggerated flourish to the keeper.
"So the US is still creating a few new billionaires, but its billionaire wealth is flagging," the report said.
The most memorable pieces were still the dresses with colorful patterns flagging the message that Mr. Williamson put on his story board backstage: "Strong, fast, sexy, upbeat".
