At the very least they must be contained and never allowed to sally out.

They sally out for prey, taken in flight or the ground.

The rest had sallied out the rear and were now on his back!

Then they took up the box between them, and sallied out to meet the mail.

She sallied out into the street and began to walk, without realising it, towards the hospital.

"So we must sally out and withdraw them at dawn.

They remained bases for troops that would sally out and engage the enemy in the field.

With high hopes Buller and his men sallied out upon their adventure.

The male Jacobins sally out; but only to battle, disaster and confusion.

The main gates had been open, and still were; at any moment a force must sally out to push the Westerners from the cliff.

Six knights have already sallied out and been slaughtered by this giant.

In the following few days, the reinforced garrison sallied out against the English, killing some soldiers.

Like two young knights sallying out for adventure, Markov thought.

He sallied out to find Joe Harper, but failed of success.

Returning from my first morning stroll, I again sallied out upon this special errand.

The Dons might suddenly sally out from the town."

In the afternoon we sallied out, determined to shoot at any large game that we might meet.

Dixon left a guard over his camp and then sallied out in search of the buried guns.

At Croom's urge, they sallied out through the wide doorway.

No one was seriously suggesting that the fleet of Royth should sally out against the island.

From their orbital hive-turned-fortress, they would sally out against whoever was left and eat them alive.

The next day Foster sallied out and recaptured his lost picket lines.

Then they sallied out upon the bridge, and, as they did every Sunday, stopped several minutes in the middle to watch the water flowing.

At first, saying nothing to anyone, I contemplated sallying out into the great wide world to seek my fortune in some form of high adventure.

The occupants at the fort used the reduction in the force before them as an opportunity to sally out and sack the British camp.