1
He in vain tempted the besieged to make a sally.
2
Perhaps they are going to make a sally, Albert.
3
Perceiving that Yezid had with him but two thousand men in all, he resolved to make a sally.
4
On Monday morning, the 27th of May, it was agreed that Captains Ogle and Rawsthorne should make a sally.
5
After gaining several victories he ventured to make a sally from Corinth, and attacked a Lacedaemonian mora in flank and rear.
6
If we are surrounded before we can join you, you must make a sally and cut us out if you can.
7
Wurmser, when too late, made a sally, which was, consequently, useless.
8
The people of Clusium made a sally, and a battle took place near their wall.
9
Then he made a sally against sea life.
10
The Castle of Edinburgh has made a sally and taken twenty head of cattle, and about thirty head of Highlanders.
11
Young Lanzavecchia made a sally from the palace, was wounded and driven back together with a few of his adherents.
12
Joan Xuarez Gallinato, accompanied by some soldiers and a Japanese troop, made a sally from the Dilao gate upon the Sangleys.
13
"Shall we make a sally?" urged Esteban, in his excitement.
14
We made a sally and levelled a few of the burring brutes before the town guard came up and spoiled the fun.
15
A cry arose that the enemy was making a sally from the distant flanks, and there was a rush towards the ladders.
16
The night of the 24th the enemy made a sally, attacking Wofford's front; but was soon repulsed and driven back within his lines.
