Sentence examples for being flanked from inspiring English sources

He seldom appears in public without being flanked by non-whites.

Taylor Swift says being flanked with security is the only way of handling the numerous threats she receives from men.

He took a pass from Daniel Hernandez about 40 yards from the net and, despite being flanked on all sides by defenders, advanced unchecked into the penalty area.

Rather than being flanked by inescapable evidence of an urban environment, Mr. Benepe writes, "you truly feel as if you were in a vast English landscape designed by Capability Brown or in a deep woodland in the Adirondack Mountains".

Enjoying delicious, well cooked food in a fancy setting is one thing but being flanked by hovering service staff every time you want to pop to the loo is quite another, and it seems there's a case for claiming that diners are increasingly looking for something a bit less stiff.

The reproductive organs first develop in the same form for both males and females: internally there are two undifferentiated gonads and two pairs of parallel ducts (Wolffian and Müllerian ducts); externally there is a genital protrusion with a groove (urethral groove) below it, the groove being flanked by two folds (urethral folds).

In 1994, she was flanked by Bill and Chelsea.

James was flanked by two security agents.

Albi is flanked by the Mediterranean and Atlantic Coasts.

Peca was flanked by Jason Blake and Mark Parrish.

The general was flanked by his men.