noun
definition
A pole on which a flag is raised.
Examples of flagstaff in a Sentence
Helen was greatly interested in the boat, and insisted on being shown every inch of it from the engine to the flag on the flagstaff.
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If you have any doubts about what to wear, you should call ahead and inquire about a dress code or look at the restaurant's website, if they have one, such as the Flagstaff House Restaurant.
After a two-year stint as an on-camera reporter for the NBC affiliate in Flagstaff, Arizona, she moved to New York where her modeling career skyrocketed to supermodel status.
Situated 65 miles southeast of Flagstaff, on the brink of the Mogollon Rim, Kehl Spring Campground offers spectacular scenery overlooking the Arizona landscape.
From Flagstaff, drive 50 miles south to Clints Well, then proceed 9 miles southwest on AZ 87 to FR 300 (the General Crook Trail).
An electric railway to the top of Flagstaff Mountain, built in 1900, was completed in 1901 to Lehighton, 4 m.
There are two normal schools at Tempe (1886) and Flagstaff (1899), a university at Tucson with an agricultural experiment station that has done much for the industries of Arizona; there is a considerable number of Indian schools, the largest of which are maintained by the national government, and the funds of the university come largely from the same source.
Of the public buildings the city hall (erected 1868-1871), overlooking the Campus Martius, is in Renaissance style, in three storeys; the flagstaff from the top of the tower reaches a height of 200 ft.
On the Pratzen Heights, where he had fallen with the flagstaff in his hand, lay Prince Andrew Bolkonski bleeding profusely and unconsciously uttering a gentle, piteous, and childlike moan.
The Treasury, Flagstaff and Carlton Gardens are of the same class.