Unlike other states, we do not feel the need to have our children salute the national flag every morning, to stick flag-poles in our private gardens, and to play our tribal tune at the end of the night.
Britain was still marching round the world thinking they could stick flags in places".
Little girls pinned their braids with U.S.A. barrettes, and boys stuck flags in their bicycle helmets.
"We are not just running around sticking flags in a world map," said Jon Earl, a Vodafone spokesman, alluding to British Telecommunications, which was accused of doing just that by shareholders.
If you're already sticking flags in it, is it that much more trouble to baggy it?
So it's a bit of a ying and yang, if you want to call it that, to have really positive news about gardening and then this group sticking flags and stickers about white supremacy up here out of nowhere".
An easy way to make an Easter cupcake is to frost each cupcake and stick a flag on top of each one, the little flag having a chick, egg or bunny design printed or stamped on it.
They didn't just stick a flag in a cupcake.
You have this launch — or soft launch — in the heart of Harlem, and you stick your flag there.
In his famous January 2006 "stick a flag in your lawn" speech, Gordon Brown cited a "golden thread" of British freedoms - from Magna Carta to universal suffrage - culminating in the "generous, expansive view of liberty" we enjoy today.
"As soon as he put the ball through I thought the linesman was just going to stick his flag up and I think 10,000 fans appealed at the same time.
