Sentence examples for up a flagging from inspiring English sources
Lawmakers from farm states say the tax incentives that are encouraging the boom in ethanol production, a figure that approaches $1 billion a year, could help prop up a flagging farm economy.
But after briefly taking up a flagging position, he left his post to help another worker, according to the report.
Movies need to maintain their place in the market, and assertion of self-worth is always a good way to shore up a flagging concern.
It is struggling to strike a balance between shoring up a flagging economy and reining in its huge public debt, about twice the size of the country's gross domestic product.
Last week's accounting scandal opens the door on another systemic breakdown: how one of those same giant businesses, struggling to pep up a flagging stock price, produced numbers that the business world couldn't believe.
Anyone who has gone off to Europe with a partner to try to perk up a flagging romance, or dreamed of a happy future with an Italian met on vacation, has had a chance to learn that a change of scenery, or even of language, does not necessarily alter the underlying terms of a relationship.
This will send up a flag.
Could Japan yet end up a flag-carrier for liberalisation?
What would hanging up a flag outside my courtyard signify?
They also put up a flag-shaped wooden sign.
