| ! Corporal, flank him and capture him. | |
| "Seven and Three to secure west flank!" | |
| "Then the army, backed by our supply trains, will advance for a surprise attack on the rebels left flank." | |
| "To punish your joyous flesh, "Bruise your innocent breast "To make in your surprised flank A wide and deep wound | |
| "Today a backhoe divulged out of a crumbling flank of earth, | |
| ! Corporal, flank him and capture him. | |
| "Seven and Three to secure west flank!" | |
| "Then the army, backed by our supply trains, will advance for a surprise attack on the rebels left flank." | |
| "To punish your joyous flesh, "Bruise your innocent breast "To make in your surprised flank A wide and deep wound | |
| "Today a backhoe divulged out of a crumbling flank of earth, | |
| "And Sangallo to the fortress the flanks rounded such as of a thriving bride. | |
| "The enemies divided the cavalry into three parts, two arranged themselves on our flanks while the other one started out by attacking us frontally, crossing our path. | |
| "and he dug his spurs in his flanks, "and as fast as the horse could gallop, he went. | |
| "flanks, " "dashing his spurs against his charger's flanks".... Even those words made me.... | |
| "flanks, " "dashing his spurs against his charger's flanks".... | |
| "And Sangallo to the fortress the flanks rounded such as of a thriving bride. | |
| "The enemies divided the cavalry into three parts, two arranged themselves on our flanks while the other one started out by attacking us frontally, crossing our path. | |
| "and he dug his spurs in his flanks, "and as fast as the horse could gallop, he went. | |
| "flanks, " "dashing his spurs against his charger's flanks".... Even those words made me.... | |
| "flanks, " "dashing his spurs against his charger's flanks".... | |
| "I'm out-flanked." | |
| "Maginot line flanked." | |
| "Opening out to a shrubbery-flanked patio. | |
| "our golden throne flanked by to stallions." | |
| (MAN) The prime minister's convoy arriving into the square, his car flanked by the security services. | |
| - As you can see here, there's no flanking... | |
| - Hadn't we better send out flanking guards? | |
| - Oh. - Oh, they're flanking. Ahhh! | |
| - Sam the commanding general will not allow a flanking movement around those hills. | |
| - They could be flanking us up on that ridge there. | |
| "I'm out-flanked." | |
| "Maginot line flanked." | |
| "Opening out to a shrubbery-flanked patio. | |
| "our golden throne flanked by to stallions." | |
| (MAN) The prime minister's convoy arriving into the square, his car flanked by the security services. | |
| - As you can see here, there's no flanking... | |
| - Hadn't we better send out flanking guards? | |
| - Oh. - Oh, they're flanking. Ahhh! | |
| - Sam the commanding general will not allow a flanking movement around those hills. | |
| - They could be flanking us up on that ridge there. | |
