Sentence examples for to be flag from inspiring English sources

Many years ago there used to be flag days to support local hospitals.

But he began to notice he was the only boy never chosen to be flag bearer.

He wept that night last week, when US Olympic officials told him he had been picked to be flag bearer.

F.C. Bucks of Newtown, Pa., won the Copa Coca-Cola under-15 boys tournament and will go to South Korea in three separate groups to be flag bearers for the United States' three first-round matches.

But Kuwait said it remained committed to the Palestinian cause, and the country's religious and Arab nationalist politicians, who make up a majority of Parliament, continue to be flag bearers against efforts to normalize relations.

"Why must all girls want to be flag women?" laments one critic regarding what he sees as the infiltration of "Carnival" culture into the performative desires of Indo-Trinidadian women.

This rule would overcome the problem of all variables being flagged but still relies on an arbitrary choice of 10% to be flagged.

And they have to be flag-bearers for an industry that has largely been a model, in a gross generalisation, of conservatism throughout its history.

I loved the Jam, who seemed to be flag-bearers for mod as far as a teenager in New York could tell.

"There were ample opportunities for this to be flagged up".

Jim Letherer, on his crutches, appeared to be flagging.