outflank

Why had it not been possible to outflank them in some way?

At the same time, they tried to outflank the town from the west.

I could feel myself being outflanked the longer he talked.

They tried to outflank the horses and come on them from the other side, or find others.

It had occurred to me that we might have been outflanked by the others.

And so the four came forward, spreading to outflank him since he had nothing to set his back against.

Know the enemy, they say, and you can outflank it.

They also had the bright idea of outflanking their enemy.

Almost never is his candidate outflanked on the right in a Republican primary.

"I would have moved to my left and outflanked you to the east.

He was about three hundred yards off and would have him outflanked in a minute.

A secondary objective may have been to outflank the front line.

We want to outflank them and go in from the east toward Trenton.

She had, with the skill of a soldier, outflanked him.

He needed to outflank her before the next lightning bolt.

They would be too thinly stretched and we could outflank them.

It felt like she had him outflanked no matter what he did, but suddenly there was sympathy in her voice.

Men crept to the side to outflank the young peasant.

However, this force had been outflanked by a Japanese attack, and was now surrounded.

"We outflanked them and the British had to back out, leaving most of their dead in the battlefield."

But they can outflank him on the rest of the Middle East.

It is also about outflanking the opposition in the public relations battle.

During the last two decades, Jones has outflanked many of his rivals.

The danger of a fresh attempt to outflank us remained too great.

The warrior knew there were others in the immediate area and that they would be looking to outflank him.