Sentence examples for sortie out from inspiring English sources

There has not been a B1-B sortie out of Guam over South Korea since 7 August.

High point of the night was a highly choreographed sortie out into the crowd on which she walked 200 metres while being mobbed in the politest way I have ever witnessed.

Graudenz again screened for the I Scouting Group for the sortie out to the Dogger Bank on 24 January 1915.

On that familiar sortie out along the home strait, England ran into the ice, scuppered from below by a presence that those so high up beyond the wheel, wet eyes trained on the stars, failed to even dare see coming.

There are several books that will guide you on a sortie to seek out these and other wild treats – among my favourites are Richard Mabey's classic Food For Free, and my friend and colleague John Wright's River Cottage Hedgerow Handbook and Edible Seashore Handbook.

"The Russians usually put out a sortie with an Akula or an Akula II around Christmas … It normally stops off Scotland, and then through the Bay of Biscay and out over the Atlantic.

Preston, seeing that this had happened, sent out a sortie to recover the goods.

In six weeks, Coloman mustered his armies, causing a panic among the crusaders which enabled the garrison of the fortress to carry out a sortie and route the crusader bands.

Elaine May's laugh-out-loud sortie into Public Access pornography, "Adult Entertainment" (at the Variety Arts, directed by Stanley Donen), features Heidi-the-Ho and her porn-star pals — who long to have words, not just genitalia, in their mouths.

Islanders say one Turkish sortie was bluffed out of landing when the islanders placed red fezzes, then worn by Greeks as well as Turks, on stiff-stemmed asphodel plants, to look like crouching soldiery.

The four ships, under the command of Vice Admiral Jachmann, made an offensive sortie in early August 1870 out to the Dogger Bank, though they encountered no French warships.