Sentence examples for flags up for from inspiring English sources

"We put the flags up for the World Cup (in 2014) and will continue to fly them".

"He's holding the flag up for the big United States".

A flag up for an offside means it wouldn't have counted.

In prison, he had been flagged up for radical proselytising, the state prosecutor said.

In their answer to these questions, Robert Ford and Matthew Goodwin have come up with something of a scoop, albeit one which they and others have been flagging up for a while.

The report said there must be good editorial reason for using offensive language immediately after the watershed, and it would have to be flagged up for viewers.

Cavendish's selection had been flagged up for several months but will cause tensions because he does not have recent racing experience in the team pursuit, where he will be expected to fill the fifth available slot alongside Sir Bradley Wiggins, Owain Doull, and the London gold medallists Steven Burke and Ed Clancy.

Cavendish's selection has been flagged up for several months but it will cause tensions because he does not have recent racing experience in the team pursuit, where he would be expected to fill the fifth available slot alongside Sir Bradley Wiggins, Owain Doull, and the London gold medallists Steven Burke and Ed Clancy.

Soon after Mevlut Erdinc had the ball in the back of the net, but he was flagged up for offside.

The referee's assistant put his flag up for offside but German referee Manuel Grafe waved play on and Vassiljev found the net, with the Northern Ireland defence static.

It is a problem the OECD has flagged up for several years, one it feels will remain for many more years, not least as it was exacerbated by the financial crisis.