Sentence examples for massive flagship from inspiring English sources

Plus he's opening a massive flagship store in Mayfair next year.

There's bound to be some crossover between massive flagship projects brought in at a similar deadline.

Dylan's Candy Bar, started by Ralph Lauren's daughter Dylan Lauren, opened in Tribune Tower last year, and Ghirardelli also opened a massive flagship with a chocolate shop and cafe last year in the Wrigley Building.

Topshop - 608 Fifth Avenue There's a reason that shoppers literally have been lining up to visit this massive flagship, which combines Topman as well as Topshop - terrific fashion at even better prices!

My flatmate once told me that you can walk into Topman's massive Oxford Circus flagship as yourself and come out a completely different person.

What The Bell explains is Samsung's three Galaxy S10 models (a 5.8-inch S10, 6.2-inch S10+, new budget model) will have just one front camera while the fourth model, a massive 6.7-inch flagship codenamed the 'Beyond X', will have dual front-facing cameras.

When North Tyneside was Tory-run, it was a Conservative flagship for massive outsourcing.

The leaders of the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat parties in local government have united to demand that the government drops controversial plans to force all schools to become academies by 2022 in a massive blow to its flagship education policy.

The company underwent a massive contraction shuttering its flagship store and laying off 100 employees, a massive chunk of the company's overall staff.

Fuck the fact that the percent of 18- to 24-year-olds voting has gone from less than a third to nearly half over the past three presidential elections, when is a major-label band of 20-somethings going to go on a massive corporation they purportedly hate's flagship network's flagship show and only get to play one song for their beliefs?

Michael von Bertele told the Guardian that Save the Children had been put under massive pressure to get the flagship centre open faster than it thought was possible – in buildings that were not well designed for the purpose.