Sentence examples for a new flank from inspiring English sources

A new flank wear model was presented to explain the groove and ridge formation on Al2O3 coating.

Determined not to be outflanked by other cities pushing the Scottish precedent, they opened a new flank on tax-raising powers.

Is this not the time to go bold to reach disaffected voters, and set a new flank that renders these proposals the moderate fallback?

Meanwhile, at 01 00 on 15 December, the New Zealand Division electing not to make a further frontal assault on Orsogna launched their 5th Brigade in Operation Florence, a new flanking attack to the right of the village.

Still, the attacks on Libya hinted that the gunmen responsible for the latest violence could have come through Egypt's western desert — a potentially new flank in a war that has until now centered on Sinai in the east of the country.

Several towers, two of them new, flank the Chateau, for a combined 1,500 guest rooms, twice the number of the Fontainebleau's largest competitor, Loews in South Beach.

The rapid advance unsettled the imperial lines and the Swedish were able to reorder, creating a new left flank.

Gifford played a new position, flanker, and Tittle now had a versatile group of receivers that included the downfield threat Del Shofner, who caught 12 touchdown passes, and the back Alex Webster.

In this step, we obtained a narrowed candidate interval with new flanking markers.

"It's a week too soon for Tom Wood, who isn't 100 per cent fit," said the rugby director of England's impressive new flanker, who recently underwent surgery to repair a hairline fracture of the leg.

New flanking junctions in the mutants were also verified by PCR.