'flank' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It means the side of a person or object, or to be in a position at the side of someone or something. For example, "The soldiers went round the enemy's flank".
You can clearly see the speed and assurance of Schiele's execution, the uninhibited flow of the hand, denoting – in a few quick seconds of activity – tumbling curls of hair or crumpled fabric, or the fluid confluence of flank and hip and thigh.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.03pm BST23 03 ET5: Mesut Ozil is sent galloping down the left flank by a fine pass from Kroos.
He takes up a position on the right flank.
Along the western flank of the city are the first towers of the Jabal Omar development, a sprawling complex that will eventually accommodate 100,000 people in 26 luxury hotels – sitting on another gargantuan plinth of 4,000 shops and 500 restaurants, along with its own six-storey prayer hall.
Vela's former Arsenal team-mates will give United's left flank a much tougher test this weekend, but Moyes's United are starting to take shape.
Carayol looked lively down the left flank in the first half and kept his marker Simon Francis honest while Dale Stephens and the captain Iñigo Calderón played some neat football as if to prove that it is not just Bournemouth who are easy on the eye.
Vokes's goal arrived after yet another surging Bale run down the right flank.
When Ritchie burst down the right flank and clipped over a cross for Marc Pugh beyond the far post, the winger gathered, twisted and teed the ball up on to his left foot.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.27pm BST23 27 ET25: Essaid Belkalem goes down injured after rushing out to stop a diagonal Andre Schurrle run into the Algeria penalty area from the right flank.
Whatever the reason, it gave Manchester United a big problem down his flank.
After the first 20 minutes, when the Aust-rians seemed comfortably in command, Max Morlock, the German inside-right, sent Walter away on the right flank.
