Significats de annoy the enemy en anglès

No effectual attempts had as yet been made to annoy the enemy.

The command to annoy the enemy was no sooner given than bang!

Captain Broome, and Lieutenant Beem, of the Royal Artillery, did every thing in their power to annoy the enemy.

Happily Vandamme is still in sufficient strength to supplement the general movement by attacks at special points which will annoy the enemy.

It was still his intention to avoid any pitched battle, and to annoy the enemy by petty conflicts and cutting off supplies.

Jack's ship, and other disengaged steamers, were in the meantime sent to cruise up and down the coast and annoy the enemy.

Meantime several of the ship's boats were ordered to pull along-shore to annoy the enemy in their flight and to prevent them from rallying.

An opportunity offered, some time in the last week of May, both to annoy the enemy and gain substantial recompense for a somewhat hazardous adventure.

The attack is first opened by a cannonade; light troops are sent forward to annoy the enemy, and, if possible, to pick off his artillerists.

She will be able by her Exertions to annoy the Enemy much.

He was soon at the head of a troop again, annoying the enemy immensely in Kentucky.

Sluys and Ostend more secure, and give them many opportunities of annoying the enemy in Flanders.

The Alabama's little fighting holiday was over, and she returned to her appointed task of annoying the enemy's commerce.

He not only took measures for the defence of Jamaica, but also contrived and executed schemes for annoying the enemy.

Unfortunately, one of our aviators, who had been particularly active in annoying the enemy by dropping bombs, was wounded in a duel in the air.

If the intention of cruising ships is to annoy the enemies of the nation, ought they to be deprived of the liberty of pursuing them?