Sentence examples for flagship calls from inspiring English sources

The promo for the new Android flagship calls out the fact that its camera takes pictures at "twice the resolution" of the iPhone 5s, which is sort of true in a barebones, numbers-on-paper kind of way, but not necessarily reflective of the relative merits of the actual experience of using both devices as cameras.

In the 1980s, Zeppelin decided to build an updated, semi-rigid version of its flagship called the Zeppelin NT, for "new technology".

Cadillac still has a rear-wheel-drive flagship platform called Omega in the works.

Isn't it odd, then, that the company's new flagship isnt called a Mercedes?

Ovenly, known for its nostalgia-inducing baked goods, will open an event hub near its flagship bakery called Ovenly Studio One54.

On Tuesday, the company unveiled a high-end version of its flagship Mondeo, called the Vignale, as well as a design study for a new version of its S-Max minivan.

Murdoch tweeted that Trump was "embarrassing his friends" and "the whole country". An editorial in the Wall Street Journal, Murdoch's flagship newspaper, called Trump's candidacy a "catastrophe". Murdoch, an immigrant himself, bridled at Trump's xenophobia.

This idea is central to Thismoment's flagship product, called the Distributed Engagement Channel (DEC).

The flagship was called the Calamari Edition, which featured glowing plugs.

The company's focus, however, will remain on its annual flagship event called Echelon, he added.

Omada's flagship treatment, called Prevent, is a 16-week web-based program aimed at addressing prediabetes in adults.