sally|sallied|sallies|sallying in English

verb

[sal·ly || 'sælɪ]

burst forth, rush forward; leave on a journey, set out on a trip

Use "sally|sallied|sallies|sallying" in a sentence

1. I made myself presentable and sallied forth.

2. Each morning they sallied forth in search of jobs.

3. He had thus far succeeded in fending off my conversational sallies.

4. He produced the accustomed sprite , giving her sally for sally.

5. Sally Campher, Producer: Raaiselkind

6. The hunters sallied forth with keen Alacrity, and soon returned laden with provisions

7. The guerrillas lay up by day, and by night sallied out to harass the enemy.

8. Sally rang for a taxi.

9. Are you older than Sally?

10. The partisans lay up by day and by night sallied out to attack convoys.

11. We have made a successful sally.

12. TRUCKEE RIVER: The river is seeing consistent evening hatches of yellow sallies, pale morning duns, Caddises

13. The English for Boutade is sally

14. Please don't mention this to Sally.

15. Everyone was there except for Sally.

16. He handed the book to Sally.

17. View Sally Boofer’s professional profile on LinkedIn

18. Sally Hansen Crackle Overcoat - Sage Smash.

19. Sally felt her anger drain away.

20. Sally was adopted when she was four.

21. Sally Kendrick does have an accomplice - herself.

22. Sally never mentioned anything about giving blood.

23. Sally decided to bake him a cake.

24. 28 Stop fidgeting, Sally, and pay attention.

25. Sally was ecstatic about her new job.