Had it been the other way, I might have come off scathless.

Men who came scathless through supreme danger by virtue of the calmness and courage with which they withstood it.

Nor did we go scathless.

And are you indeed scathless?'

Her husband came scathless through several engagements, but the rigours of trench warfare gave him pneumonia, which was the ultimate cause of his death.

The horse had escaped scathless, though his rider met death, while the housings were stripped from the saddle so that it fell from the animal.

The rest were scalped and almost featherless, the survivor was marching triumphantly over the slain, but he had not escaped scathless.

But thou shalt not escape scathless, either now or in time to come, because thou hast sought to prevent that which is fated to happen.

He wiped the blood from the floor, put the surgery in order, and went on with his interrupted task, hoping that he had come scathless out of a very dangerous business.

It shall never be said, whilst I am bailiff of Southampton, that any waster, riever, draw-latch or murtherer came scathless away from me and my posse.

As he hurtled through the air, with giant limbs revolving, the lad's heart was in his mouth; for surely no man ever yet had such a fall and came scathless out of it.

When the Governor saw that he had not an equal number of men with them, he returned back, he himself and all his people having escaped scathless from that conflict, except only William Clifford, a distinguished gentleman, and five or six horsemen, who were slain on that occasion.