After all, there were more important uses of her flagging energy.

But they would have little effect, if any, on the immediate problem of a flagging economy.

It led to a revival of the flagging public interest in the case.

The last week may have been the turning point for a flagging Presidency.

Instead, he asked people to continue shopping to prop up the flagging economy.

She whipped up her flagging energy and went on hopefully.

Looking down at my flagging erection I said sure so long as she could get me hard again.

Company executives said they were trying to do their part to stimulate the flagging economy.

It was one of the few ways she could hope to maintain her people's flagging morale.

In the meantime such projects help the flagging construction industry.

Its development has been promoted as a way to help the flagging upstate economy.

One is a plan to revive the flagging town of Camden.

India is making a big effort to attract new capital and technology to its flagging oil industry.

In all probability the reason of this is than any change spurs the flagging attention.

What flagging author could be expected to write more than one hefty novel a year?

But the report does offer ammunition to those who say more money is not necessarily the answer to a flagging school district.

Today, the spotlight was on the flagging economy, where the Clinton camp would like to see it remain.

And though the port was empty, it raised my flagging hopes.

The project was cancelled in 2009 amid a flagging economy.

With his flagging strength, he fought to raise the blade again.

He alone may revive the flagging courage of our warriors.

The policy would have been hard to sell under the best conditions, but with such flagging conviction it was impossible.

Moreover, he has recently suggested that such a cut is especially important now to stimulate a flagging economy.

One day something happened which was to change the whole course of her life, and to give hope to her flagging spirit.

Flagging is often used to express art, emotion and spiritual connection in the community.

Flagging is subtle, so when choosing the brushes, look at the ends closely.

Flagging is a colored non-adhesive tape used in marking objects.

Flagging is used in surveying to mark survey stakes and other boundary markers.

After paragraph 22 insert- Flagging: rule for ships other than...

After paragraph 22C insert- Flagging: rule on first operation of...

Flagging (full suppression as in the rule of 62) based on this rule is sporadically encountered because other rules are generally more stringent.

After paragraph 22E insert- Flagging: restrictions where ship ceases to...

Examples of trail work days can include: Flagging, cutting, and signing a new trail, or removing downed trees after a storm.

Flagging is widely used in wildland fire suppression both as a navigational aid for firefighters and to mark trees.

Flagging (tape)

Flagging (disambiguation)

Flagging is used as a navigational aid by hunters, hikers, geocachers, spelunkers, and other uses such as paintball.

Flagging: Josh Dubovie came last at the Eurovision Song Contest - a reflection of the UK's political and economic standing?

Flagging, wilting, exhausted, she struggled down car-aisle after car-aisle, walking backward against the train-pull, eddying, teetering from side to side, leaden valise pulling her down.

Another identical chair, adorned with a carving of the Blue Sally, stood at the other end of the table and was known as 'the Flagging Chair', which was where the challenger sat.

Galaxy Silver ground effects, Checkered Flagging on fenders & doors, TAZ decals on quarter panels and trunk lid behind the Monte Carlo script.

To better understand and clarify flagging it is up to the users to define rules themselves in such places as the Unofficial Flagging FAQ and the flag help forum.

She responded, but almost as if I wasn't there, so I did a few gestures in front of her face - Signalman Flagging Down Runaway Express, sort of thing - and she briefly focused on me and laughed and then went back into her secret nuptial sett.

No other country in history took 98 years to get a flag.

They don't leave their flag behind any more than we do.

The flag was in use until the end of 1935.

The party, even in the year 2011 has the same flag.

Small American flags line the front of the control center.

You always have to look for a flag after a big hit.

There was an American flag at the front of the room.

He might as well take the flag and run with it, too.

All of these can be red flags for any business.

And it was his flag, nothing to do with me.

That was the part we took off and used for the flag.

I want to see its fall and the flag come down.

Perhaps it was time to take down the white flag.

Behind him on the wall was a large American flag.

If the flag bit was not set, the result would have been 0.

The current flag came into use in the early 1990s.

Before the flags were set in place, four days ago.

He held the flag in his hand and turned it about.

Under two flags still, but united in every other way.

I'd like to come back to the park when the flags aren't here.

He had never seen anything like it, not on any flag of the world.

There was a new flag too in front of my house, one I'd never seen before!

I took off after them, thinking to flag down a police car along the way.

"A little red flag would go up in my mind."

"I want to see what all those little flags are for."

A photo can be flagged as either public or private.

But your point is well made and needs to be flagged up.

Actually, he was the only one in the area, so I flagged him down.

He flagged us down and walked over to the car.

So his social security number was flagged as a missing person.

We flagged down two cars but no one had ever heard of the work.

More than a decade later, her energy has not flagged.

"This is where we was before you flagged us down," he said.

"We knew where there could be changes," and flagged them in the book.

Then something happened; as the plant's energy flagged, another force seemed to take over.

I had flagged them as a likely source of trouble.

She was still a tense woman and her energy had not flagged.

One of them flagged up and down, flashed out at him.

But most of them soon disappeared as their performance flagged.

They flagged down a local police officer, who found them a supply.

For this reason, the disc had to be flagged as 1080i60.

Yet by the time an ambulance could be flagged down, it was too late.

This patrol car just flagged me down at the side of the road.

In some cases, children under the age of five have been flagged as suspects.

So yesterday, he flagged down a police officer to break the news.

At 46th and Second, a man on a cellphone flagged him down.

It would not be surprising if, after seven years, interest has flagged.

They were flagged 12 times for 60 yards this afternoon.

The event is of a particular class flagged for specific action.

Nate ran, but flagged down a police car a few minutes later and turned himself in.