Sentence examples for have a flagship from inspiring English sources

"It is important for black theatre to have a flagship," he says.

"If Michigan really cares enough about that racial imbalance, why doesn't it... lower the standards, not have a flagship elite law school?" asked Justice Antonin Scalia at the oral argument.

"This new site is as good as it gets," said Maggie Siegel, the president and chief executive of Judith Leiber L.L.C. "For the Judith Leiber brand to become the global force we know it can be, we must have a flagship store in New York City.

It's built on an old NVIDA platform, and with Ice Cream Sandwich nearly here, Google and Motorola Mobility likely have a flagship device ready at launch.

That theoretical store could already have a flagship if the oft-rumored $199 Nexus Tablet actually materializes, and the package only gets sweeter if it ends up running Jelly Bean, which the WSJ reports will hit in mid-2012.

In the interest of documenting the event for people who aren't fortunate enough to have a flagship Apple store in their back yards, I'll be live streaming the occasion using Qik on my Nexus One (note that even the sight of an Android phone may send some of these fanboys into a frenzy, so I've placed an Apple sticker over the Google logo).

Hudson's, the Northland anchor tenant, already had a flagship store in downtown Detroit.

66 Degrees North, the Icelandic winter outerwear maker, has a flagship store on Bankastraeti.

The brand, which also has a flagship store (Karoly korut 1; 011-36-1-266-3055; tiszacipo.hu), was recently revived by the entrepreneur Laszlo Vidak.

The distillery finally had a flagship ten-year-old, which it called the Laddie Ten: a definitive name for a definitive dram.

Travers suggests: "His difficulty is he has a flagship policy on transport that may not be that salient and may not be believed".