Significats de making prisoners en anglès

The Blues have taught us the bad habit of not making prisoners.

The enemy had but little opportunity of making prisoners.

I crawled away as soon as I could-there was no thought then of making prisoners.

Then, Colonel Stilton, I shall expect to see the troopers jumping into the gaps and making prisoners.

But she may be actively defended by defeating or making prisoners of the army that invades her.

Calling to his men he commanded them to cease killing, making prisoners of those who remained instead.

This is outrage and robbery and murder; it is not fighting or making prisoners, continued the young officer.

After some resistance, they gained a complete victory, killing or making prisoners of the whole of that detachment.

Near the mouth of the Wabash a prowling band of Kickapoos attacked the party, killing several and making prisoners of the rest.

At Modder river, twenty miles away, the enemy, it was said, were making prisoners of inoffensive persons, and blowing up the bridge.

Not a desertion during the whole period of his command, nor a man made prisoner, although the colonel was constantly making prisoners.

The Kroomen of the Porpoise, however, jumped into the water and upset the canoe, making prisoners of the four natives whom it contained.

God bless me, it isn't possible that these are the two Americans who have been killing and making prisoners of those bushranging villains?

The latter had ceased firing, and were scattered along the bank, making prisoners of the transport's crew as fast as they touched the shore.

This small force was soon afterwards surprised by the combined Romans and Lazi, who completely defeated it, destroying or making prisoners almost the entire number.

"I guess not, they're not making prisoners and we aren't either."