Examples of 'sallies' in a sentence
Meaning of "sallies"
Sally is a verb meaning to leap or rush out suddenly, commonly used in military or tactical contexts
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- plural of sally
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of sally
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sallies
They make aerial sallies for insects.
I had never been to a place that had yellow and black striped sallies.
Once prey is located it sallies or runs towards it to take it.
Let us be full of merry talk and sallies ofwit.
Drunken sallies from which he never came back.
Let us be full of merry talk and sallies of wit.
Their sallies are encouraged.
They sometimes launch aerial sallies to capture insects.
At nightfall it sallies forth to puncture the skin of man and drink his blood.
There is no fixed mark from which he sallies forth.
He boldly launched many sallies to break the siege but failed every time.
This bird catches insects by gleaning foliage and making aerial sallies for flushed insects.
Much more dangerous were his fierce sallies against the international administrative state.
The Sallies folded at the end of the season.
This was recognized again during his sallies in the northern part of the empire.
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The Sallies inaugural season was nothing to write about.
It sometimes also chases flying insects in short sallies from a rock wall perch.
I got the sallies with the Biggest heinies in my stable.
To counter this the Aetolians made frequent sallies.
His wit and his sallies are like Attic salt.
Or you could get a beanie from the Sallies.
Skirmishing and sallies by the garrison continued through the month of February.
The Colleens was a rookie travelling team that toured with the Springfield Sallies.
During one of the sallies a young Francis Vere received a wound from a pike to this leg.
Let us go get the Sugar Sallies.
His sallies take him from Brackley.
There are also a few Yellow Sallies.
The Sallies have blended right in.
I was frequently in his company, and grew to accept his contrived and polished sallies.
His sallies take him from Brackley Like a sailor under blackening skies.
They eat insects, often taken in flight in short sallies from an open perch.
Not Sallies though.
Bearded ladies, sensitive sallies.
Emperor Justinian II sallies forth from Constantinople to oppose the rebels in the Crimea.
No, pass If no one sallies forth.
Christ also sallies forth ‘ in the cause of righteousness.
And, each time, it was like a dumb and sorrowful reply to Lupin 's sallies.
It sallies from a perch to catch insects in mid-air.
Khalid 's forces withstood three Roman sallies that tried to break the siege.
Meanwhile, Sallies continued to serve as publisher of the Advertiser Democrat.
Andrei Mataix botella, Thierry Sam, Tomás Sallies and others are enlisted in the challenge.
Let's forget your bad manners. Let's be full of merry talk And sallies of wit.
The French continued to make sallies from the town, despite their dwindling provisions.
Like a knight of old, the narrator of Proust 's book sallies forth on a quest.
Happy to see those sallies in your tank… I'll keep my.
If that's what it will take to get you sentimental Sallies off the dime, fine.
To get you sentimental Sallies off the dime, fine . If that 's what it will take.
I will leave - No, pass If no one sallies forth.
If no one sallies forth, I will leave.
Waitin ' around for lucky money, that 's for sallies and lazies.
