| In 1855 the white chakra was dropped and thus the vexillum was a red field with a white elephant in the centre. |
| Last month, Bradford Chamber of Commerce and Industry branded the idea of a Yorkshire assembly as an expensive white elephant. |
| We are slowly salvaging the white elephant that Mirabel was to the federal government. |
| Could a new school become a white elephant if parents refuse to send their children there? |
| Suddenly, with the burgeoning stadium looming not as the salvation but as a dangerous white elephant, they sank to bottom of the table. |
| Accused of being an expensive white elephant, the pressure's been on to re-energise the site. |
