flagman

The flagman only had to walk 20 yards in front.

A flagman stood on the road near the lift truck.

The flagman on the road let us through between loads, and we drove to the work office.

My job was to serve as a flagman at one end of the danger zone.

The flagman gets airborne if you try to overrun him.

Usually a flagman is a conductor qualified for the territory.

The flagman and the pacer car were out, trying to make it through the snow.

Upon the approach of a train, if all is clear ahead, the flagman displays a white signal.

A mounted flagman on a horse preceded some early trains.

He is also the flagman for every race, and enforces the track rules.

A flagman's structure is beneath the north end of the island platform canopy.

He'd sit in a box seat behind the flagman with his own set of flags and flag the race.

The only thing they didn't know was the identity of the flagman, but that, as usual, was something you might never get.

A flagman was sent out, but was too late to get the speeding express to stop.

The mastery of this theme culminates in your novel "Flagman".

For the first time in modern history, the flagman decided to wave off the start, by displaying the yellow flag.

His first film role was as a flagman in Dive Bomber (1941).

He later became a professional flagman and built racecars.

The first car came around the curve and braked as the flagman waved his red flag.

Trains were escorted across the junction by a flagman.

The hospitalized worker was a flagman, he said.

A flagman was stationed at the road crossing.

Once the torpedoes exploded the train would have already been too far past the flagman's reported position for him to be visible.

Wave the flag directly in front of the flagman to the ground, returning immediately to the vertical position.

Very soon, Aldagi became the flagman of the insurance industry in Georgia.