Sentence examples for important flag from inspiring English sources

This is the most important flag that's going to be raised.

"This transaction propels the Crichton painting to a higher level," Mr. Gorvy said, adding that the only other important "Flag" in private hands is owned by Mr. Geffen.

Chalk it up to a competitive global wine market, improved grape-growing and winemaking practices and a few important flag wavers such as highly regarded New Zealand winemaker Kim Crawford (in his case, with a rosé called Pansy!, mostly marketed to the gay community).

That alone should raise an important flag.

NCPs Togo (38%) and Equatorial Guinea (23%) emerged as important flag states.

Artists like Markus Schulz, who was born in Germany but has long lived in Miami, the Maryland-bred gear-wizard BT, and San Francisco duo Gabriel & Dresden, whose classics-only mix just hit our inbox, have all been important flag-holders for trance's success stateside.

What eventually came next, at just before 4am, was seen by around 600 million people around the world: Armstrong leaving the lunar module named the Eagle, his "one small step" quote, Aldrin's observation that the lunar landscape suggested "magnificent desolation", the planting of the all-important flag, and a moon walk that lasted 150 minutes.

He scrambled away from traffic and drew the day's most important yellow flag.

1.21pm BST One important to flag up: the Bank of England expects house prices to rise by another 20% over the next three years.

Sudden or acute headache is probably the most important red flag sign for side-locked headache.

(a) Acute hemicranial pain Sudden or acute headache is probably the most important red flag sign for side-locked headache.