“flag”造句，怎麼用flag造句

The ship was flying the British flag.

We all had to pledge allegiance to the flag.

Soon the eagle flag would be everywhere in the South!

As a Brazilian citizen and flag maker, I want everyone to have a flag properly made, because it's the national symbol.

He told Anderson to lower his flag and the firing would stop.

Above the entrance is a fixed flagpole. Hanging from the pole is a large Italian flag.

Then the pirates pulled down the false flag, and showed their true colors.

There is a big American flag over the ring, but a pair of red, white and green boxing gloves stamped with the flag of Mexico hangs on the wall.

This year's winner German hairdresser Elmar Weisser, 47, transformed his whiskers into a Norwegian flag and a moose.

Two blind subjects used clicks and their echoes to distinguish objects like a car, tree or flag pole.

These discoveries are being used to monitor new stream data to flag the change in cries and provide early warnings to doctors and nurses of impending problems.

But it is that apparent lack of specificity among breast-milk bacteria in targeting HIV that raises a red flag for Lin Tao.

These aren't a requirement of nationhood but no country is now without one -- and as a talisman to rally patriotism, nothing quite beats a fluttering flag.

Cold November rains drenched the earth and lent everything the gloomy air of a Flemish landscape: the ground crew ran gear, a flag atop a squat airport building, a BMW billboard.

Feelings ran high, and some once-faithful fans of the South American soccer star felt enough of a sense of betrayal, as he played against Italy, to burn the Argentina flag in front of Maradona's hotel.

攝影師們花費了數小時拍攝和列印桌面照片，他們採用白*/銀*反光板和黑旗（black flag）使桌面、椅子和地板的光線層次保持一致。

This is our flag now.

The flag slatted in the wind.

The National flag, when displayed with another flag or flags, shall be either at the center, above the other flag or flags, or in a position of prominence.

To catch our flag of integrity and decency.

You can then include, exclude, or otherwise flag that content for reuse or specialized presentation.

That the President annually issue a proclamation designating the week in which June 14 occurs as "National flag week" and call upon citizens of the United States to display the flag during that week.

On Christmas Day in 1991, the Hammer and Sickle flag of the Soviet Union was lowered for the last time above the Kremlin and replaced with the Russian flag.

After the hoisting of the flag all the animals trooped into the big barn for a general assembly which was known as the Meeting.

The flag-down fare rises to 13 yuan from 12, and a fuel surcharge of 1 yuan per trip will also apply, the Shanghai Development and Reform Commission said yesterday.

In the cool of the evening, families strolled the city streets while young men drove by waving the flag and chanting slogans, praising what everyone is calling the new, free Libya.

The flag was ribboned by the wind.

Memory allocation failures should reduce the use of this flag.

Then your view selection formula need only check for that flag.

Their army had a big flag with a picture of your poor dead father, Darnley, on it.

It has more than once been my fate to find myself during sleep in battle, where I behave with so little courage as to bring discredit upon our flag and shame upon myself.

We draped the flag round the coffin.

The entire hall stands, faces the US flag, place their right hand on their hearts and begins reciting the pledge.

For anyone who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, this otherwise meaningless symbol has the power to evoke a shiver of fear because it represents nuclear radiation. Visual idioms, such as the American flag, can be just as powerful as metaphors, if not more so.

The first thing that we did when we conquered the town was to haul down the enemy's flag and raise our own.

Returning a flag value would have many of the same problems as the Null Flag bug pattern we discussed last time.