Sentence examples for flags to be seen from inspiring English sources

Writing during the 2006 football World Cup, Mr Thomas said: "I agree it is totally sickening the number of English flags to be seen around Wales.

The only Shiite flag to be seen flies from the Imaris' roof.

Demonstrators waved Russian flags – there was not a Ukrainian flag to be seen – and chanted "Russia, Russia, Russia" during the gathering.

But few American flags were to be seen, and no discarded images of the president.

When the flag was given to the Smithsonian, for example, it was initially folded over because its glass case was too small to accommodate its size, which was typical for garrison flags, made to be seen over long distances.

During the second half of the 20th century, the star and crescent symbol came to be recognized as a symbol of Islamism, and Singapore's flag came to be seen in this context by the nation's Muslim activists.

The Lebanese flag is nowhere to be seen in Tabbaneh, but the markers of pan-Sunni identity are everywhere.

In Ramallah, Fatah held a demonstration in Manara Square in support of Palestinians in Israeli prisons and waved yellow flags, but the green flags of Hamas were nowhere to be seen.

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The national flag of China nowhere to be seen.

Seals, even parts of coats of arms, really don't belong on a flag that's meant to be seen from a distance and fluttering and from both sides.