Sentence examples for flanked to from inspiring English sources

Ocean Village is flanked to the east and west by empty lots waiting for redevelopment.

Its 1,700km of ragged coastline is flanked to the north by the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Gulf and to the east by the Indian Ocean.

It is situated in the valley of the Abukuma River, flanked to the west and east by mountain ranges trending north-south.

The City of Westminster is flanked to the west by Kensington and Chelsea and to the east by the City of London.

In the east are the granitic mountains of the Leinster Chain, which are crossed by the River Slaney and flanked to the west by the River Barrow valley; west of the valley is the ridge of Old Loughlin bog.

The Royal Palace is flanked to the west by the late 18th-century Place Royale, a symmetrical Neoclassical square conceived by French architects Nicolas Barré and Barnabé Guimard to evoke the royal squares of France.

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.

In CRMAS2232-85/Jalmagna combination, 5 6 microsatellite markers on each of three carrier chromosomes in the genomic region flanking to xa5, xa13 and Xa21 were polymorphic.

Of course, in the final days of a general election, a Democratic nominee can't just flank to the left.

Ninety six UGMS primer pairs (55 from singletons and 41 from clusters) flanking to different repeat motifs could be designed.

Confronted with such a fearsome opponent, Apple decided that it would be better to flank than to risk a frontal assault.