The English were put to flight; Lord Talbot, their leader, was taken.

Half of these were soon cut to pieces and put to flight.

Although the Afghans were strongly posted, they were quickly put to flight.

Skerries and the howling wind were put to flight with sensational swagger.

Three strong regiments had thus been broken in detail and put to flight.

The cavalry, which he commanded in person, was put to flight.

All hopes of rest on the divan were now effectually put to flight.

A single stare of Marius had put to flight the executioner.

But questions were put to flight by a thunderous rapping on the door.

It was easily put to flight, and yet it always returned.

Alone hath He put to flight the hosts of the Confederates.'

After some resistance, the rebels were broken and put to flight.

He is often worsted by demons and abjectly put to flight.

Conquered and put to flight, all of his subjects who resisted were massacred.

Finally all the enemy were killed, captured, or put to flight.

The demons are either killed or put to flight and the Yadavas are rescued.