Sentence examples for flagship that from inspiring English sources

She's going on one photograph of me standing in front of an Audi flagship that did not belong to me.

Meanwhile, the core product - the flagship that gives the company half of its name and all of its reputation - has suffered from death by a thousand cuts.

After parting ways, Mr. Adriani resurfaced at Forcella, a pizzeria with two locations, one in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that had its debut this summer and a flagship that opened recently in NoHo.

The shadow work and pensions secretary, Liam Byrne, described the policy as a "flagship that is sinking fast", and described it as "over budget and late" during a heated debate in the Commons last week.

After Self took off, Newhouse relaunched Vanity Fair, a Condé Nast flagship that had failed during the Great Depression, with a bold but vague idea of a popularised, glossier version of the New Yorker.

The factory in Liaoyang, a former Communist flagship that has operated for more than 40 years, is responsible for 8,000 workers, an employee said, including 1,300 retirees and more than 1,000 who have been laid off as business falters.

In fact, from a pure design language perspective, the 5T looks nicer than some of the flagships that are twice the price.

When Giorgio Beverly Hills was in its heyday, from the late 1960s to the late 1980s, Rodeo Drive was not lined with the kind of marquee designer flagships that are located there today.

Specifically, in the Village at Sanlitun, a new retail and entertainment complex — think Apple, Uniqlo and Adidas flagships — that dazzles with low-rise, crystalline buildings by Japanese and New York architects, including Mr. Kuma, SHoP and Lot-ek.

'The trend for people taking new materials and making a luxury box lacks soul.' And certainly this 'market' is nothing like the sterile flagships that line Bond Street and major shopping streets from London to Los Angeles.

That's a big step up from previous Nokia flagships that only touted a 700MHz processor.