put to flight

The camp could act as a refuge if the army was put to flight.

The men I have put to flight will return reinforced; if they find us here, we are lost.

He obviously didn't mean to put them to flight, but it seemed proper to him to act on his own, just to show the others.

He shot the largest wolf, which put all the rest to flight.

"And I put them to flight with a magical sign."

The light of knowledge spread slowly, putting darkness to flight.

She nevertheless took an arrow in the shoulder as the English were put to flight.

What you call our dark thoughts will be put to flight.

They drove off Charles' infantry, but were put to flight by his first battle.

And let the young punk have the satisfaction of putting me to flight?