It consists of soft sands, with occasional intercalations of flaggy limestone.
First Aunt: Drove it to its knees on the flaggy shore and made an end of it!
Dall Glic: He is coming up towards the flaggy shore!
If the reader will refer to the section in Figure 85, he will see that the Upper and Lower Coal-measures of the coal-field near Bristol are divided by a micaceous flaggy sandstone called the Pennant Rock.
So she yelled; and now had all the fairness gone from her body: flaggy and yellow were her limbs, and she looked all over as her face, a lump of stupid and cruel pride, and her words lost meaning and changed into mere bestial howling.
It was buried in the bottom of the deposit where the gravel rested on a flaggy limestone.
The flaggy kinds thereof have the most physical uses; the dwarf kinds thereof flowers in April, the greater sorts in May.
I observed ironstone pebbles, and large pieces of a fine grained flaggy sandstone on the first plains we crossed; the sandstone was excellent to sharpen our knives.
The nest with which she favoured me was small and nearly globular (say at most 4 inches in external diameter), composed entirely of broad flaggy grass without any lining or any admixture whatsoever of other material.
They are now fine flaggy micaceous gneisses and mica-schists, which certainly could not have been developed out of any such Archæan (that is Hebridean) gneiss as is now visible to the west.
Interstratified with the Quartzite, are certain brown, mottled, shaly and flaggy bands, with curious impressions of what seem leaves, which have been thought to be fucoids or seaweeds.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "flaggy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
