Sentence examples for the second flagship from inspiring English sources

After returning to the United Kingdom in 1904, Victorious served as the second flagship of the Channel Fleet.

This year I also designed the first flagship store for Maison Cailler, a chocolate manufacturer in Broc, Switzerland.

Daytime strands such as Victoria Derbyshire's morning phone-in are expected to be among the first flagship programmes to make the move, with the breakfast and drivetime slots likely to be among the last.

The InvestEU programme is to be announced at the European parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday by the new and embattled head of the European commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, in what amounts to the first flagship policy of the new EU regime.

Among her credits are the first flagship store for Alexander McQueen, the redo of the fashion stylist Isabella Blow's house (with an all-glass bathtub) and the recent design of a Vivienne Westwood exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

More than half of working women in the world, 600 million, are trapped in insecure jobs without legal protection, according to the first flagship report of the new agency UN Women.

The Motorola Moto X is the first flagship smartphone from the inventor of the mobile since it was acquired by Google, and as such is a Google phone through and through.

SportsCenter isn't the first flagship media program to join Snapchat in recent months.

"Xola was among the first flagship booking systems to integrate with resellers like Viator," he told TechCrunch in an email.

We're fast approaching Disrupt Europe, the first flagship Disrupt conference that TechCrunch will hold in this part of the world.

The seventh Flagship, entitled "High-throughput experimentation and (meta genomic mining", seeks to develop and apply "high-throughput approaches and tools to explore and mine the metagenome".r The vocabulary of the BE-Basic team reminds us of Brouwer's speech during the first National Ecogenomics Day: nature appears as a resource for exploitation without constraint (cf. Plumwood [2002], 100).