Utiliser "bayonet" dans une phrase

1. So we girded our loins fixed our bayonets and moved forward each thinking I am sure that his next step would be his last

2. “Right lads we will fix bayonets and go down and see what’s left and if there are any who still want to fight

3. “The bloody packs we had on weighed a ton and we knelt down to take a breather then the order came to fix bayonets and we started up the cliff on the right hand path

4. As soon as the bombardment finished the whistles went and we set off on our country ramble with our rifles and bayonets held at high port

5. “What we are about to do is fix bayonets and charge the enemy position the surprise and momentum of our charge should carry us through and allow us to capture the positions

6. ” Flare burst in the sky and under their magnesium light we could see row upon row of Turkish soldiers coming towards our position with bayonets fixed

7. “Come on now lads let’s get our bayonets fixed you know they don’t like cold steel it proper puts the windup them”, this brought a laugh from us

8. “Remember in like Flynn get the guns put out of commission and get out no hanging around, right is everyone ready?” We all acknowledged that we were and then we made a final check of our weapons making sure we had a round up the spout and that our bayonets were attached properly and would not fall off at an embarrassing moment

9. The final throw of the dice and for that matter order was received by Major Danby and said that at 5:30pm the whole of the line reinforced by four Australian Battalions would fix bayonets and storm Krithia and Achi Baba and breakthrough

10. Well that was tough shit for them and a good day for us we would chop the crate up with our bayonets and it would last us for ages

11. “Well we had no grenades or anything bloody else so we fixed bayonets and charged the bloody thing it was the only way to take it and we couldn’t be held up here

12. “Some of the blokes fired through gaps in the logs while others poked their bayonets through

13. “The place were most of our casualties occurred and where Snowy got his was underground in these galleries and saps the fighting was vicious down here hand to hand using bayonets and bombs and it was brutal in its intensity

14. sides resorted to using bayonets, knives, and just plain clubbing with rifle butts when their ammunition ran out to kill their

15. Our rifle drill never included bayonet drill, which is a pity for it is a wonderful sight to watch a thousand men on parade receiving the order to install their bayonets onto their rifles

16. Really something special and terrifying in a way! Unfortunately we were not issued with bayonets, and we made up for that deplorable oversight by purchasing the biggest knifes we could find

17. As soon as we could find them, the Army most kindly supplied us with all the R1 (SLR) bayonets we needed

18. That, I can tell you, took some appropriating, for the Army had discarded their R1 (SLR) rifles and bayonets five years previously for what they called the R4, and what the rest of the world calls the Galil Assault Rifle

19. We preferred the AK47 bayonets, which were the best as the R1 (SLR) bayonet was exceedingly ugly and uncool

20. Talking of Policemen carrying bayonets or knifes; I only know of only one instance on the border where a Policeman was reduced to a knife fight, as we all, regardless of rank, carried side-arms

21. With fixed bayonets, his guard was formed strongly on either side, and had the wild passion of those frenzied people, kept back by the gleam of steel, been allowed full play, they would have wreaked a fearful vengeance on the unhappy occupants of the prisoners' litters

22. The next major code of law was the Napoleonic Code that applied to France and to all the territories under French bayonets

23. The “top down” strictly regulated structure of the church might have been appropriate for foot soldiers marching across grassy meadows with fixed bayonets, but it would not allow the kind of flexibility a force engaging the Swordsmen’ future enemies would need to survive

24. Although it took them over an hour to pass by, one might have thought that they were only a few squads marching in a circle, because they were all identical, sons of the same bitch, and with the same stolidity they all bore the weight of their packs and canteens, the shame of their rifles with fixed bayonets, and the chancre of blind obedience and a sense of honor

25. Probably spurred by their officer, the Japanese soldiers suddenly burst out of the convent at a run, charging with bayonets fixed and screaming loudly

26. Both models can also accept bayonets

27. The women facing this felt instant fear at seeing this army of dark shapes running towards them, bayonets glistening in the night, but survival instinct and training then took over, while a rush of adrenaline gave them the fortitude to stay and fight

28. That last order made Tregaskis stiffen with both surprise and skepticism: women on a bayonet assault against Japanese soldiers? That sounded totally preposterous, but the women present didn’t seem unsettled by that, taking out their bayonets and fixing them without hesitation to their carbines, their expressions resolute

29. With the pincers soon only 200 meters distant from each other and with their numbers dwindling steadily under the deluge of bullets, the Japanese finally decided to launch an ultimate suicide charge on the pincer commanded by Ingrid, rising from the tall grass and yelling savagely while rushing forward with their bayonets fixed on their long ARISAKA rifles

30. By now, Tregaskis knew that he had the materiel for a truly sensational article and he photographed Ingrid Dows’ women as they finally spread out and deployed in extended line on each side of the halftracks, to then advance and finish the Japanese soldiers, shooting from point blank and then poking with their bayonets each Japanese they encountered in the long grass

31. � The Germans were not expecting that desperate act from the British and were caught with their own bayonets still in their scabbards

32. The Marines actually had no trouble killing quietly the sleeping enemy soldiers, covering their mouths before stabbing them in the heart with their bayonets

33. send a message and we’ll have a hundred soldiers here in ten minutes, with rifles and bayonets

34. the arts which he presumed they would require: bayonet drill, advancing in line with bayonets

35. The ten armed sailors boarded first, with bayonets sheathed, followed by Petty

36. his revolver but the two ABs had no arms until their rifles, with bayonets fixed, were passed down to

37. The bayonets had

38. with bayonets fixed and saluted as PO Maloney gave the eyes right

39. When her machine gun jammed, she grabbed a spare machine gun barrel and used it like a club to knock out two Japanese soldiers charging her with rifle-mounted bayonets

40. She suddenly became alarmed when about fifty soldiers started coming slowly down her street, bayonets fixed, while knocking on doors and then entering houses to search them

41. He also reproached them with words of the Teacher, that it is necessary to respect another person’s aspiration for knowledge instead of immediately attacking him with bayonets of your own egocentrism

42. United States government stabbed eleven students with bayonets at the

43. An aloof November sun glittered off the cold steel bayonets of the rigid lines

44. Brave and courageous young men, trained to kill and trained to be killed, as in the ‘Battle of the Neck’, where wave after wave of (150) men without ammunition and armed only with bayonets, were ordered to charge the Turks

45. The lamps of London uphold the dark as upon the points of burning bayonets

46. These were despatch'd with bayonets or batter'd with the blunts of muskets, A youth not seventeen years old seiz'd his assassin till two more

47. As I look on the bayonets bristling over their shoulders,

48. As those slanted bayonets, whole forests of them appearing in the

49. Lo, where the arm'd men hasten--lo, mid the clouds of dust the glint of bayonets,

50. The firemen at the foot of the platform rested on their bayonets; and Binet, motionless, stood with out-turned elbows, the point of his sabre in the air

51. The National Guards, however, had gone up to the first floor of the town hall with buns spitted on their bayonets, and the drummer of the battalion carried a basket with bottles

52. you expect for an instant, that one accustomed, at the word of his commander, to rush fearlessly on the very bayonets of his foe, will scruple more to drive a stiletto into the heart of one he knows to be his personal enemy, than to slaughter his fellow-creatures, merely because bidden to do so by one he is bound to obey? Besides, one requires the excitement of being hateful in the eyes of the accused, in order to lash one's self into a state of sufficient vehemence and power

53. The soldiers interposed their bayonets, for they thought that he was about to attack the inspector, and the latter recoiled two or three steps

54. Monte Cristo remembered that on that very spot, on the same rock, he had been violently dragged by the guards, who forced him to ascend the slope at the points of their bayonets

55. There was a small window nearby, and through it, he could see Japanese soldiers thrusting bayonets into dummies

56. The guards fixed their bayonets and ordered the POWs back inside

57. Then they’d come to their feet behind a hailstorm of hand grenades, bayonets fixed on their whitewashed M96 rifles

58. They were just beginning to pour out of them when the scout snipers arrived among them in a blizzard of bullets and bayonets

59. Dozens fell as the scout snipers’ fire swept over them, others went down, screaming, as bayonets drove into them, and even as they died, the dreadful rain of mortar bombs doubled and redoubled in fury behind them

60. “Keep your heads down, reload, and fix bayonets! This time it’ll be their turn to come out in the open!”

61. There were two more soldiers at the door of the state-room, and their muskets seemed not to be loaded, for they never fired upon us, and they were shot while trying to fix their bayonets

62. Another mounted infantryman fell, but the others stormed past him, pistols firing and bayonets stabbing

63. The front rank of the company of infantry drawn up three deep across the shore end of thejetty when pressed too close would bring their bayonets to the charge ferociously, with an awful rattle; and then the crowd of spectators swayed back bodily, even under the noses of the big white mules

64. Of those who did, barely half reached their assigned defensive positions, and they were still trying to figure out what was happening when the Charisians stormed over them in a surf of hand grenades and a storm of bayonets

65. A lot of smoke hung about in the vast gloomy place, the fire crackled, and, as if through a haze, Captain Mitchell made out, surrounded by short soldiers with fixed bayonets, the heads of three tall prisoners—the doctor, the engineer-in-chief, and the white leonine mane of old Viola, who stood half-turned away from the others with his chin on his breast and his arms crossed

66. The Yankees raped women and ran bayonets through children’s stomachs and burned houses over the heads of old people

67. roughly past her up the stairs, dragging furniture onto the front porch, running bayonets and knives into upholstery and digging inside for concealed valuables

68. The negroes were on top and behind them were the Yankee bayonets

69. Law has ridden through, it has been taught with bayonets, and interpreted with ruin

70. Those army recruitment ads in the West that suggested a life in the army might teach you how to ski rather than stick people with bayonets seemed subtle and understated by comparison

71. People accused the Germans of all sorts of unspeakable acts, usually involving babies, nuns, and bayonets

72. Now thousands of feet and bayonets moved and halted at the officers’ command, turned with banners flying, formed up at intervals, and wheeled round other similar masses of infantry in different uniforms; now was heard the rhythmic beat of hoofs and the jingling of showy cavalry in blue, red, and green braided uniforms, with smartly dressed bandsmen in front mounted on black, roan, or gray horses; then again, spreading out with the brazen clatter of the polished shining cannon that quivered on the gun carriages and with the smell of linstocks, came the artillery which crawled between the infantry and cavalry and took up its appointed position

73. He saw over the mist that in a hollow between two hills near the village of Pratzen, the Russian columns, their bayonets glittering, were moving continuously in one direction toward the valley and disappearing one after another into the mist

74. On the right the Guards were entering the misty region with a sound of hoofs and wheels and now and then a gleam of bayonets; to the left beyond the village similar masses of cavalry came up and disappeared in the sea of mist

75. Rostopchin was describing how the Russians had been overwhelmed by flying Austrians bayonets

76. and over the whole expanse and through that mist the rays of the morning sun were from the dew, and from the bayonets of the troops crowded together by the riverbanks and in Borodino

77. It seemed as if those smoke clouds sometimes ran and sometimes stood still while woods, fields, and glittering bayonets ran past them

78. Pierre wished to be there with that smoke, those shining bayonets, that movement, and those sounds

79. At nine o'clock, at the instant when the French army, ranged in echelons and set in motion in five columns, had deployed—the divisions in two lines, the artillery between the brigades, the music at their head; as they beat the march, with rolls on the drums and the blasts of trumpets, mighty, vast, joyous, a sea of casques, of sabres, and of bayonets on the horizon, the Emperor was touched, and twice exclaimed, "Magnificent! Magnificent!"

80. He gazed with some intentness at the English barricades of the two highways,—two large abatis of trees, that on the road to Genappe above La Haie-Sainte, armed with two cannon, the only ones out of all the English artillery which commanded the extremity of the field of battle, and that on the road to Nivelles where gleamed the Dutch bayonets of Chasse's brigade

81. ranks, leaped over the bayonets and fell, gigantic, in the midst of these four living wells

82. The bayonets plunged into the bellies of these centaurs; hence a hideousness of wounds which has probably never been seen anywhere else

83. It was at about that moment that a distant line of bayonets