Sentence examples for this kind of flagship from inspiring English sources

EPFL president Patrick Aebischer says: "We needed to invent new spaces… We needed this kind of flagship building".

"There's no reason why New York shouldn't have that kind of flagship public university".

So I was headed to Rigby, Idaho, expressly to piss off a small-town businessman, who was trying to give me American money for a going concern on the strip east of town, and thereby make room for a rich Atlanta investor, new to our landscapes, who needed this dealership as a kind of flagship for his other intentions.

But this is not the first time Apple has found itself in this kind of fight, where its flagship product is under siege from a loose alliance of rivals selling dozens of competing gadgets.

Arena was the flagship of this kind of broadcast journalism.

It's this kind of thing that really keeps AMC's flagship show from achieving greatness.

This kind of collegiate alienation has been on vivid display at California's flagship university over the last year.

We are systematically reviewing all of our flagship programmes to find new opportunities for this kind of convergence – not only in health, but also in education and other key priority areas.

"If Exxon had used its flagship," Court said, "we wouldn't have had this kind of problem".

"If Exxon had used its flagship," Court said, "we wouldn't have had this kind of problem". Severn Borenstein, chairman of the advisory panel, challenged some of Court's assertions.

David Nicholls of Dutch firm Desso - one of the companies that specialise in making this kind of pitch - explained to BBC News how they constructed one for one of the flagship stadiums of the World Cup in Brazil.