It is bounded in the east, west and south by the Calabar Flank, Benin Flank and the Gulf of Guinea, respectively.
If a series of wedge-shaped blocks—i.e., ones in which the upper edge is wider than the lower edge are set flank to flank in the manner shown in the figure, the result is an arch.
The Soviet Union was twenty years dead, but, in much of Crimea, in its accommodations and habits — the cement-block sanatoriums and the swarms of people broiling flank to flank on the pebble beaches — it lived on.
Positive signs include sleeping flank to flank against the mesh divider, grooming each other through the mesh and sleeping in the bed used by the other gerbil.
And unlike the first world, where the poor are cordoned off from the rich, here the wealthy and impoverished live in much of the city flank by flank, with patched-together shanties propped up next to gleaming apartment towers and housemaids returning to their tarpaulin shacks 100 feet from the air-conditioned bedrooms where their employers sleep on Pratesi sheets.
Two of them show cascades on the volcano flank (thermal flank springs).
James Milner, Nigel de Jong and Gareth Barry grafted in an attempt to cut down passing angles and dissuade Arsenal from making the field bigger by pinging the play from flank to flank.
2.37am BST 6 mins Altidore, captain for the night, holds the ball up well and the US camp in the Panama final third for a moment, moving the ball from flank to flank, before it eventually gets knocked forward harmlessly for Penedo to claim.
Below, large bluefish were harassing them so fiercely that the menhaden packed flank to flank, tightly enough that a few of them were forced upward into the air, where they flipped and bounced over their brethren's backs as if stranded on the beach.
Now the US switch the ball quickly from flank to flank to get that promising looking tandem of Parhurst and Davis advancing down the left, but they too overrun the ball.
