Sentence examples for needed a flag from inspiring English sources
But suddenly in that moment, I needed a flag, too".
They both separately contacted Andy Whittaker's breakfast show, saying the county needed a flag for the Nottinghamshire public to fly.
Next question: do we need a flag at all?
Fact: every international sports event needs a flag and anthem gaffe to liven up the opening exchanges.
It is not that they do not feel Albanian; rather that they see no contradiction in feeling Kosovar as well.Over the next few months this debate will intensify, not least because Kosovo will need a flag.
If any American in the hall is so insecure in their patriotism that they need a flag in their line of sight at all times, then I humbly suggest they invest in a flag pin or an 'America: Love it or leave it' t-shirt.
I suppose you don't need a flag when there are only five of you.
"We were talking and [Page] said, 'You know the trans community needs a flag too," Helms told Transilient.
There are so many things to be proud of that it strains credibility to believe we need a flag -- one which hurts and offends others -- in order to appreciate our heritage.
Every country needs a flag, of course, and yours will be no different.
