Sentences with phrase «jack flags fly»

You can never have too many Union Jack flags flying on the Jubilee weekend — and they can't get more stylish than in bunting form.

Not exact matches

The national flag, the Union Jack, can only be flown on official buildings at certain limited times.

I've been the MP for the Ribble Valley (next door to his Blackburn constituency) for 18 years and not once have I heard Jack Straw flying the flag for proportional representation.

Last Flag Flying's father film is Hal Ashby's 1973 New American Cinema masterpiece The Last Detail, starring Jack Nicholson.

More a spiritual sequel to Hal Ashby's 1973 classic The Last Detail starring Jack Nicholson, Randy Quaid and the late Otis Young than it is a direct continuation, Richard Linklater's Last Flag Flying is a movingly meditative drama full of heartbreaking insight and cathartic truth I found extraordinary.

His characters» real - world counterparts had another unexpected effect on Last Flag Flying: soon after teaming with Linklater to adapt the novel into a feature screenplay, he learned that Jack Nicholson would not be able to reprise his role from the original film.

As mentioned above, Last Flag Flying is based on a novel by Ponicsan, but it is a sequel to his book The Last Detail, which was made into a movie back in 1973 starring Jack Nicholson.

We passed old barns and silver - metallic silos and newer homes on big grass lots flying American flags on tall poles, Jack's pickup reflected in the windows of the old general store in Dutton and the Countryside Inn in Byron Center and Frank's Restaurant in Zeeland.

Don't those high waisted shorts beside the piano shaped pool transport you back to a time of Hollywood starlets frolicking in the sunshine and Frank's Jack Daniels flag flying on the pole signaling the neighborhood that happy hour is on?

It flies on the front of the Studio Museum in Harlem and when Jack Shainman Gallery opened an outpost of its New York gallery in an old school building in upstate Kinderhook, Hammons's flag sat atop a pole in front.

We met near the Jack Shainman Gallery in Manhattan, where the flag was flying outside as a part of the For Freedoms exhibit.

Dread Scott's banner, outside the Jack Shainman Gallery in Manhattan, is a reference to recent killings of black men by the police and was inspired by a flag that the N.A.A.C.P. flew on Fifth Avenue in 1936 in response to a lynching.

The rippled appearance of the Union Jack when it is flown — an unintentional consequence of climate — has been intentionally translated onto the flag's design.

Flying above Jack Shainman's gallery in NYC is a flag by the artist Dread Scott that reads: A MAN WAS LYNCHED BY THE POLICE YESTERDAY.

But the banner flying outside the Jack Shainman Gallery — meant to be a version of the old NAACP flag — reads, «A man was lynched by police yesterday.»

The Egyptians, though grateful for Canadian assistance, had prevented Canadians from flying the Canadian flag because it incorporated the British Union Jack.