Príklady sallying

• Of the many illustrations, the most poignant is the story of the young man who donned his best suit before sallying forth to greet his liberators.

• He is expected to be a venturesome knight, sallying forth to protect the consumer.

• As they will claim that they are not war-ships they could stop in a neutral harbour for more than 24 hours and repair themselves thoroughly before sallying out again.

• Prey are caught mostly by sallying, although birds also probe and glean.

• Acorn woodpeckers can also be seen sallying from tree limbs to catch insects, eating fruit and seeds, and drilling holes to drink sap.

• Eat insects on the ground in the grass or catch them in flight (sallying).

• It is very active when feeding in the tree canopy, darting from flower to flower and sallying for insects.

• Piratic flycatchers wait on an exposed perch high in a tree, occasionally sallying out to feed on fruit, their staple diet.

• They use a variety of foraging techniques, including hawking from a perch, sallying, hovering, gleaning, and flush-pursuiting.

• Prey is almost always obtained by moving up the trunk or branch, and there are two main foraging techniques, probing and sallying.

• It hunts from a perch, sitting and waiting for prey then sallying out to catch it in flight.

• Though his defense held out that long, he did not lead any men in sallying forth from the castle or otherwise attacking the besieging army.

• Insects were most often gleaned from leaves or bark, and sometimes caught by sallying or taken from the ground.

• It is very active when feeding, darting from flower to flower and sallying for insects.

• If frightened, the infant would run back to the surrogate and cling to her for a time before sallying forth again.