On the Capitol flagpole, the Lone Star flies below the American flag, emblem of the few brief years when slaveholding Texas was its own republic. |
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Twice more he struck as if he was securing a flagpole into the soil of a previously uncharted land. |
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He had been a very keen Territorial, even having had a flagpole erected in his garden. |
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The South African flag is tattered and faded, is usually wrapped around the flagpole and looks a sorry sight. |
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We ran around the streets running up the buildings and jumping from flagpole to flag pole upon the buildings. |
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Beside him was another of the creatures, this one holding a large flagpole with a black flag hoisted to it. |
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In the garden there was a weathervane on top of a flagpole that indicated the wind direction to my father every morning when he woke up. |
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There is also a tall flagpole with a flag being waved, depending on the weather, by the wind. |
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Just when the first Thai flag flew from a flagpole has never been established. |
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Carla develops acrophobia, which makes it difficult for her to take elevators, park her car, or do flagpole sitting. |
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Every morning the Indian flag is ceremonially hoisted on a central flagpole, an unusual practice for businesses here. |
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Then they'd all go back to their offices and run something up the flagpole, just to see who might salute. |
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Visitors to Scarborough Cricket Club this week will have noticed three flags on the club flagpole. |
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The fortlet lies to the west of the flagpole, with the fort extending to the west and south. |
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The flag flew from every public building, from every municipal flagpole, and from every structure of consequence in the land. |
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It was felt the money could have been better spent, and at a peace rally the flagpole was burned by protesters. |
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He nearly gets one of those when his staff dismantle the stall and accidentally clout him over the head with the flagpole. |
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Councillors agreed to defer a decision on the flagpole to find out if the parochial church council was insured for the broken pole. |
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The idea of disguising the transmitter inside the flagpole was intended to ease the planning process. |
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She's one of the few people who flies the South African flag from a flagpole in her garden. |
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The bird swooped down and settled itself upon the pinnacle of the flagpole, its grey-and-white feathers tinged silver in the dusky light. |
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As it was said, a flagpole had a horizontal slat on the top so that it could be possible to unfurl the flag wide. |
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The monument is a massive flagpole entwined with the trunk and branches of a symbolic banyan tree forged in steel. |
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A flagpole was broken, and the Canadian and RCR Regimental flags were taken. |
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The flag was flying on the flagpole, meaning that Her Majesty was at home. |
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The school flag was lowered from a flagpole and replaced by a Union Flag before the 250 pupils gathered with staff to observe the two minutes' silence. |
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To hang a Union Flag up correctly the thick white stripe should be at the top of the flag nearest the flagpole and otherwise at the top on the left. |
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Looking out she had seen a giant vulture perched on the flagpole. |
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I'll run it up the flagpole, George, but I suspect only they will salute. |
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It's no good your just running it up the flagpole to see if you salute. |
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The knots were so plentiful that the thread stood up like a gnarled flagpole. |
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The Poppy flag is not designed for carrying on a pike, but rather has grommets for display on a fixed flagpole with a halyard. |
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The employee reattaches the new flag to flagpole and then proceeds to hoist it up. |
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I hear the flag in my backyard flapping in the wind now, and the noise of the rope against the flagpole. |
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According to the Poppy Manual it is authorized to be flown on a flagpole only during the Remembrance Period. |
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Additionally, the cenotaph will be cleaned and a damaged flagpole will be replaced. |
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The flagpole will be replaced and the plaque will be reinstalled onto an enlarged black granite monument base. |
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In the bottom right-hand corner is the school itself, with the flagpole added as a thoughtful detail. |
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On occasion, the simple flagpole is fitted with a yardarm or gaff to increase the number of flags that may be flown from it. |
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The Czech flag consists of a lower red field and an upper white field with a blue wedge reaching from the flagpole side of the flag to its center. |
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Other work carried out on the church during a seven-month period last year includes renovation of the tower, a new flagpole and repointing of much of the masonry. |
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She described the way she and Igor watched the Donetsk flag go up and down the flagpole in front of their window. |
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Then the huddles break, and the 200 or so children join hands in a ring around the flagpole. |
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A row has broken out between a village church and its neighbours after plans to put a phone mast disguised as a flagpole in its belltower were revealed. |
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The regulations were updated to state that the Union Flag would be removed and replaced by the Saltire on buildings with only one flagpole. |
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The King Abdullah Square on the intersection of Andalus Road with King Abdullah Road has the world's tallest flagpole. |
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The flagpole west of the Rizal Monument is the Kilometer Zero marker for distances to the rest of the country. |
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The topmast of the Great Eastern is used as a flagpole at the entrance to Anfield, Liverpool Football Club's ground. |
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By then both the flagpole and hut from the previous year had been washed away. |
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A journalist has reported seeing the ARF banner flying from the flagpole at a municipal office in Shahumian, a region within Azerbaijan adjacent to Karabakh. |
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We continue by going over the Grand Palace's copula which towers about 45 meters high and after, we enter into the tower and the dome from where we can reach the flagpole to get to its peak of 60 meters. |
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After the closing speech by the President of the ICMG, the flag of the ICMG is slowly lowered from the central flagpole to the strains of a cantata and horizontally carried out of the arena. |
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The flagpole succeeded Dushanbe Flagpole as the tallest flagpole in the world. |
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What we saw in Abbotsford was a month and a half of nothing happening as they ran up the flagpole here to Ottawa to make decisions that took that long getting back down to the ground. |
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The flagpole in Confederation Park is listed as a hazard. |
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On the 84th Saudi Arabia National Day, September 23, 2014, the flagpole hoisted a huge Saudi flag before a crowd of thousands. |
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To place a flag at half-mast, it shall be raised to the masthead, then slowly lowered until the flag's centre is midway between the masthead and the base of the flagpole. |
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Unionist politicians have protested after the Irish tricolour was flown from the main flagpole over Northern Ireland's assembly buildings in Stormont. |
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Wherever there's a flagpole, you can fly a Rainbow Flag. |
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Artillery marched his troops into town and had the American flag run up the fort's flagpole. |
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A flag blowing in the wind will naturally blow away from the flagpole, with the angle of the bottom of the flag to the flagpole increasing with increasing windspeed. |
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There's a phrase you don't often hear outside a marketing brainstormer where they're running ideas up the flagpole as they sip their designer water. |
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