Sentence examples for raises a banner from inspiring English sources

No matter who wins, millions of fans will be very happy no matter which city raises a banner.

Brown worries and nags about spending cuts; David Cameron (strange, this, in a Conservative) offers a woozy version of Obama's Change; but then Nick Clegg raises a banner, novel and startling enough in the framework of our current political thinking, which boils down to raw pragmatism.

The collection "The Drowned Life" raises a banner to salute the power of the imagination.

Even though neither Westbrook nor Wade will win the Finals MVP award if their respective team wins, they will be the main reason why their team raises a banner come the 2012-13 season home opener.

They raise a banner of "equal access".

"Come and raise a banner.

For Providence, there is much more at stake than raising a banner in the gymnasium.

Lazio fans raised a banner aimed at rival Roma supporters declaring, Black squad, Jewish home end.

We weren't just raising a banner: our plan was to disrupt a pipeline extension in the port of Vancouver.

They had raised a banner near National Stadium with "Free Tibet" spelled out in lights in English and Chinese.

The N.E.A. has raised a banner of education and accessibility to which liberal and conservative can repair.