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Meanings of other flank in English

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Usage of other flank in English
1
On the other flank Steve Stone gave Ryan Giggs the same problems.
The Guardian
2
We'll probably go in on the other flank; it's more open there.
The Deserter
3
By this time the searcher on the other flank had joined them.
A Man Four-Square
4
His IA partner, Lovell, stood on her other flank with his hand out.
Heat Rises
5
On the other flank I'd look at putting in Gary Neville.
The Guardian
6
Then, suddenly, an answering bugle sang out from the other flank.
Told in the East
7
Kiyoka cruised up on my other flank and winked at me.
Woken furies
8
We're advancing in the center, and on the other flank.
The Forest of Swords: A Story of Paris and the Marne
9
Vernier is nearly submerged, and the other flank needs reinforcement.
Grand junction
10
On the other flank Mahrez was outstanding, while Vardy played with his usual zest.
The Guardian
11
On the other flank Lee and Longstreet were massing their men for a fresh attack.
The Sword of Antietam: A Story of the Nation's Crisis
12
I must get back to the other flank.
The First Hundred Thousand: Being the Unofficial Chronicle of a ...
13
Nothing remained but to try the other flank.
History of the Nineteenth Army Corps
14
I was on the other flank, and, fortunately, she left the general to inspect us by himself.
The Thin Red Line; and Blue Blood
15
On Wednesday, Hamilton, upon the other flank, had gained the upper hand, and the pressure was relaxed.
The Great Boer War
16
Bobby Convey plays on the other flank.
The Irish Times
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Other flank across language varieties
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