Sentence examples for town flag from inspiring English sources
IN 1910, President William Howard Taft called Harrison a "hive of industry," and the nickname, which was soon added to the town flag, was applicable until the 1970's, when one by one the string of factories at the river's edge began to close or move away.
Most town halls fly their town flag together with the national flag in this way; many town flags in Germany exist only in vertical form.
There are, however, also solo dances; most typical of these are the "flag dances" of various regions of Italy, in which the dancer passes a town flag or pennant around the neck, through the legs, behind the back, often tossing it high in the air and catching it.
When it closed and vacationers started flocking to the ocean beaches, Sea Cliff's reputation as a resort town flagged.
The cluster takes shape as grapes are attached to a wire mesh in alternating stripes of white and red, and then topped by flowers and town flags.
Directly above it, tracing a line up the hill, there's a semi-circle of busts just beneath the town's flag.
Throughout the town, Italian flags hung alongside those of Germany.
You got lost often, but it didn't matter because you knew what to do: pull over at gas stations in small towns and flag down passing cars or spread maps over hoods that were smoking hot because while the cruise control on your 1985 Camry still worked, the cooling system didn't.
I stopped in small towns with flags and libraries and looked for history in their thrift shops.
Having donated more blood than victims needed, having wallpapered their towns with flags, and with little choice but to stew over television reruns of terror in their homeland, more than a few Americans are beginning to obsess about how to get even.
