Sentence examples for flags in a from inspiring English sources
The black American flags in a 1980 Jasper Johns print seem to be obscured by static.
He installed saffron-colored flags in a meandering course through in Central Park.
Venezuelans, Uruguayans, Brazilians all showed up to wave their own flags in a gesture of solidarity.
The mourners who wore them flashed like purple, green, and navy flags in a sea of gray and black formality.
Others sprint off and take position — their jackal ears fully erect, their fishhook tails twitching like flags in a stiff wind.
Kafka, who took no stock in magic butterflies, countered with a phrase from Hugo von Hoffmansthal: "the smell of damp flags in a hall".
Above all, the Iraqi flag, in a region where flags matter mightily, flutters nowhere.
Kennedy, 21, took the checkered flag in a short track event in Pensacola, Fla.
Not while planting a flag in a no man's land, but while boarding a plane.
The TV ran still images of a national flag in a black-bordered frame.
