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Meanings of sally in English
Usage of sally in English
1
Entire confidence had been placed by the Parisians in the great sally.
2
Laughter greeted this sally, in spite of the seriousness of the situation.
3
And Anna joined in the laugh with which this sally was greeted.
4
Like soldiers dismissed from ranks, the sudden gathering in the sally-port dispersed.
5
This sally was not fitted to arrest the explosion of general merriment.
6
There was mild laughter at this sally, and people began to talk.
7
And so the men and women, the girls and boys, sally forth.
8
A shout went up from the boys who had heard the sally.
9
The girls laughed at the sally, and silence ensued for a moment.
10
Wordlessly Tallanvor unbarred a sally-port, a small door set within one gate.
11
The villagers looked leery and eyed Cunningham sideways at each fresh sally.
12
They all laughed heartily at this sally, at which Clif joined in.
13
Which fresh sally seemed to explode uncontrollable mirth about the basement dining-room.
14
But she did not answer a word till we reached the sally-port.
15
No one doubted that the long-expected sally was to be carried out.
16
At which sally Stephen grew scarlet, and the crowd howled with joy.
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Translations for sally
Sally through the time
Sally across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare