| Eventually she managed to flag down a passing car which took her to the Tyrls police station in the city centre. |
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| Two days later, lost on an A road as traffic whizzes past, I make a grievous error and flag down a Dalesman. |
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| As she started to flag down passing traffic, her abductor drove off at high speed in her green car. |
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| If I had my druthers, I'd go back in time to Baltimore and take that stupid flag down myself. |
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| Theywere able to flag down a passing police car which escorted them to an area where they could park as Lisa began to deliver the baby. |
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| Arm outstretched hopelessly, I stand trying to flag down packed, battered buses as they groan past, belching suffocating fumes. |
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| I wandered over into the bushes to have a pee while Greg and Bianca waited at the roadside to flag down a taxi. |
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| After she heard the man drive away, she emerged from her hiding place, but was too scared to flag down the first few vehicles in case it was him. |
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| He managed to flag down a passing boat after he became tangled with his leg rope and was having trouble keeping his head above water. |
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| If you flag down a private hire car you are not insured and maybe in danger. |
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| They plonked the flag down on the State House lawn, facing a busy intersection, where it still flutters rebelliously. |
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| Brendan now carried the flag down to the end of the block, which was choked with sand that had been carried in by the storm surge. |
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| The 29-year-old kayaker was able to flag down a passing fishing boat and control the bleeding in the incident in Malibu on Saturday afternoon. |
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| As I said at the time, they are trying to shove the Canadian flag down Quebeckers' throats. |
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| Are we going to take the flag down or is this meeting going to be considered illegal? |
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| The flag down rate is a maximum of ¤7,50 for a cab. Then after the first 2km a maximum rate of ¤2,20 per km is charged. |
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| Go to an occupied building or flag down a taxi and ask the driver to call the police. |
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| You send someone to the street to flag down the paramedics and guide them through the house to the backyard. |
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| Yes, in Germany and of course in Frankfurt one may flag down a passing taxi. |
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| Angry people tore a Russian flag down, and overturned vehicles parked outside the embassy. |
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| Outside the gate, people waited to flag down yellow taxis. |
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| The nearest station, Narberth, is a request stop: you flag down the single carriage as if you were hailing a bus The room smells of leather, and a wood-burning stove crackles in the corner. |
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| Crack open a peanut and flag down the beer guy. |
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| She was desperately trying to flag down auto-rickshaws. |
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| Officers tried to flag down the Audi A3 on Church Street in Paddock at 2am on Saturday. |
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| Ruiz was able to flag down a police officer to report the incident. |
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| If you think you're being followed, change directions and look for open stores, restaurants or a lighted home, flag down a taxi or police officer. |
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| A new sequence will begin one minute after this flag down. |
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| The man and a woman were attempting to flag down a taxi when the man walked onto the road and collided with the side of the vehicle. |
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| Mr Goebbels has already pulled the flag down to half mast. |
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| The men had chased the suspects down St Nicholas Street and onto the High Level Bridge where they stopped to flag down the officers. |
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| Richard's men tore the flag down and threw it in the moat of Acre. |
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| If we're to take our flag down then take your flag down in Dublin. |
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| The dazed man tried to flag down passing cars for help but none would stop for him and he had to walk 2km to his home in Kilmessan to raise the alarm. |
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| She and her male companion had spent the evening at the cinema and were lured onto the off-duty bus after failing to flag down an autorickshaw to take them home. |
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| They ran a Union Flag down the pole and tried to set it ablaze but it didn't catch fire. |
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