Significats de besiege garrison en anglès

The Turkish vessel was carrying arms to the besieged garrison at Canea.

Farther to the east, one lonely marker indicated the besieged garrison at Potsdam.

On every side signs of the desperate plight of the besieged garrison were only too apparent.

I count my little hoard day by day, as a castaway might, or a besieged garrison.

Poor Woodfull, captain of a besieged garrison, might well have looked to the heavens for rain.

During the British-Boer War It formed the sole means of communication between besieged garrisons and the relief forces.

This operation concluded, he stood to one side while the besieged garrison passed out by the same route.

Thou art of the form of the moats and ditches that surround fortified towns and give the victory to the besieged garrison.

Gun after gun responded to the signal, and through thirty-six hours, without the loss of a single life in the besieged garrison.

George was like a besieged garrison within a secure fortress; there was no chance of enticing him out beyond the shelter of his walls.

Bonaparte made eight desperate but ineffectual assaults upon the city, which were repulsed by eleven furious sallies on the part of the besieged garrison.

It was his intention to assault the king's army in its entrenchments in combination with a determined sortie to be made by the besieged garrison.

In addition to his message, he took with him a supply of some forty pounds of percussion caps for the use of the besieged garrison.

This timber was struck six or eight miles out from the besieged garrison, at a point known as Palo Alto-"Talltrees" or "woods."

Forty thousand from home were on their voyage of 12,000 miles around the Cape of Good Hope to relieve the besieged garrisons.