flag out

verb

1. adverb to register (a commercial vehicle) in a country other than the one in which it operates, usually in order to take advantage of favourable rates of taxation

Example Sentences

The enemy perceiving that Custer was forming for attack, had sent the flag out to his front and stopped the charge just in time.

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As the breeze opened the flag out, the boys stood off and surveyed it with a good deal of satisfaction.

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I sat up in bed and shouted, laughed and cried by turns, waving my handkerchief to the flag out there.

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If a man cannot earn a pension by tearing our flag out of the sky, he cannot earn power.

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Thompson promptly pulled a little silk American flag out of his pocket and shouted "Hoch der Kaiser!"

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