Sentences with phrase «flags you barely»

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Up on the sixth floor, in a barely converted industrial space, millennials in T - shirt dresses and expertly cuffed jeans tap away on computers: the web team in one corner; the marketers in another; the developers camped out under a skull - and - crossbones flag tagged with «don't feed the devs.»

His second run barely got going, as a caution flag was forced after Landon Cassill spun out on the track.

Edoardo Mortara, Mattias Ekstrom and Marco Wittmann were all running side - by - side on the run to the flag and there was barely anything in it.

For the life of me I can barely remember a chance he had other than the one he was flagged offside for.

Nick Boles (pictured in parliament last month) said that he barely saw a single English flag in central London on St George's Day last month

Last Flag Flying barely gets off the ground.

Meanwhile, with Clinton aligned with the NEA and AFT, Sanders and O'Malley running to her left, and Jim Webb and Lincoln Chafee barely in evidence, it's not clear that anyone will be flying the «Democrats for Education Reform» flag (except possibly Biden, if he gets in).

So now, here we are, barely ten years into this huge reform, with our little platoon of teachers and administrators and parents fighting feverishly on the front, beginning to make some progress on test scores and feel some confidence about improving our kids» academic opportunities — and I look up from my trench and, instead of seeing the school house door thrown open with garlands of WELCOME signs, I see teachers back to cheering from the windows as the reform generals scurry away, white flags in hand.

They barely made the green flag at 12 minutes past noon, when the brake bias cable went awry.

With the American Le Mans Series and Grand - Am Series seasons barely over — marking the end of the existence of Grand - Am and the ALMS, since they have merged into the Tudor United SportsCar Championship — formal testing is already beginning for the combined field that will take the green flag at the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona in January, followed by the Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring in March.

Perfect for families, Argelès Plage is a long stretch of golden sand in Languedoc - Roussillion, with blue - flag recognition, excellent facilities and plenty of shade, while in the same area, Espiguette has a more off the beaten track feel, with barely a building in sight.

Among Black Flag, Syndicate, and Unity — three major entries since Assassin's Creed III — there's been barely any movement in the main storyline with Juno.

In this rendition of the West German flag, the normally equal divisions into black, red and gold have been readjusted; the enamel panel provides the key: the narrow black and barely discernible red stripes represent respectively the middle class and, in the artist's words, «the remaining households,» while the gold stripe, now swollen to 7/8 of the flag, represents big business.

As a child, Hopps filled scrapbooks with pictures of American flags, gleaming cars and Campbell's Soup; he barely pauses for breath to wonder how this might have shaped his lifelong support of Jasper Johns, Ed Ruscha and Andy Warhol.

Often called the greatest living artist in America, if not the world, Jasper Johns created a bridge between painting and what was to become conceptual art with his mid - «50s portraits of what «the mind already knows» — maps, flags, targets, and other flat images that could be rendered so faithfully in paint that there was barely any sunlight between the depictions and what was depicted.