Sentence examples for flagship of one from inspiring English sources
The wreck of the Endeavour would probably be their most valuable discovery yet: the first European ship to land in Australia, leading to the founding of a British colony there, and the flagship of one of Britain's greatest explorers.
Li Xiaolin, his daughter, is the chairwoman and chief executive of China Power International, the flagship of one of the big five power generating companies in China.
MUMBAI, India Indiaia's wave of corruption scandals has hit yet another industry, iron ore mining, implicating companies that include the flagship of one of this nation's richest men.
The standoff ended three days later after soldiers fired an antitank missile into the store, leaving it in flames and opening an enormous crater in the flagship of one of Kenya's most important companies.
(Or just consider the "shockingly sexist" launch of the Galaxy S4, the flagship phone of one of the biggest technology companies in the world).
"The whole thing has sent very negative signals, and the sentiment will linger on for quite a while," said Arun Bharat Ram, vice chairman of SRF Ltd., the flagship company of one of India's oldest conglomerates.
Inside the store, located on the other side of Piccadilly Circus from the one-time site of a flagship branch of one of the other recent casualties of the dominance of online shopping, Tower Records, the atmosphere was no more funereal than usual.
As the flagship publication of one of the largest professional associations in the field of classical studies, TAPA reflects the wide range of research conducted by classicists.
The flagship project of One Road, One Belt is the China Pakistan Economic Corridor, an elaborate series of roads, rail and pipeline that will cut lengthwise through Pakistan, giving China convenient access to ports on the Arabian Sea.
As the flagship product of one of the world's most profitable companies and a leading force in the social and business disruption engendered by smartphones, iPhones are vital and will remain so for a long time.
As I walked in the headquarters of the Jawa Pos the flagship newspaper of one of South East Asia's largest print media empires—I was wondering just how screwed my profession is; globally I mean.
