0 past simple and past participle of sally
1 to make a sally
Instead of yielding, the garrison sallied and captured the entire party.
Vali accepted the challenge, but when he sallied forth, the demon fled in terror into a deep cave.
Sixty of them sallied forth to do whatever damage they could, and those at the walls repelled all attempts to enter.
His allies sallied from the northeastern gate and attacked from the north, breaking the enemy's right wing.
In spring, the garrison sallied forth, but was again defeated and driven back.
However, his attention was diverted when another force sallied from the city to provide cover for the men returning from the ambush.
After three weeks, the besieged forces sallied from the castle and managed to take the besiegers by surprise.
An "ad hoc" force of armed citizens who sallied out to meet him was easily defeated.
