Sentence examples for being flanked at from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, all sequenced Wolbachia genomes, except the phylogenetically distant strains wBm and wOo, showed cckA as being flanked at its 3′ end by parA and parB, which encode chromosomal partitioning proteins (Foster et al. 2005).

Avoid being flanked at all costs.

He was flanked at all times by party minders.

Turnbull was flanked at his press conference on Tuesday by the deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce.

The dress was flanked at all times by at least one of the club's members, outfitted in a polar-fleece jacket emblazoned with the diving club's insignia, to answer visitors' questions.

Robinson was flanked at the media conference by his silent assistant coaches Phil Larder and Joe Lydon, who both had a lot to be quiet about after England failed to score a try for the second straight match while yesterday leaking three.

Led by Anna Wintour, who is flanked at all times by three bodyguards, their militaristic dedication to fashion perfection and forensic levels of grooming would make a Stepford Wife look like Kelly Osbourne.

Mr Rigby was flanked at the press conference by his stepson's wife Rebecca, who at times covered her face with a handkerchief, and to his right his own wife and Drummer Rigby's mother, Lyn.

From this point, it is flanked at intervals by hills and in places by cliffs, including the Nockamixon Rocks, 3 miles (5 km) long and more than 200 feet (60 m) high.

As he did so, he was flanked at the White House by his choices for co-chairmen, Alan K. Simpson, a former Republican Senate leader from Wyoming, and Erskine B. Bowles, a centrist Democrat from North Carolina who was President Bill Clinton's White House chief of staff.

As dusk approached and their ammunition ran dangerously low, Bouck feared they could be flanked at any time.