• He had seen the yachts in the bay gay with little flags.
• Palmetto flags floated everywhere; the streets were filled with marching men.
• "Commercial code pennant," said he; and then he read out the flags beneath it.
• There are fifteen of these graves, each with its four flags, making sixty flags in all.
• If the din meant that now his army's flags were tilted forward he was a condemned wretch.
• The hall was very prettily decorated with flags and accoutrements, but one missed the greens.
• Flags on the shipping, in the harbor, were at half-mast; and bells tolled from one to three o'clock.
• They returned through the streets of Nottingham, gay now with flags and merry with a joyful populace.
• A wild chase was going on in the depths, and where it passed the rushes bowed their sheaves and the flags their fans.
• Without hesitating, he ventured on the flags, keeping close under the loopholes, trying to make himself part of the blackness of the long walls.

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Terry Fox, License CC BY-SA 4.0
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