Sentries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SENTRIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SENTRY, the one who stands guard
• a soldier stationed to keep guard or to control access to a place

Words related to SENTRIES

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How to use SENTRIES in a sentence

• There were sentries stationed in front and rear, who walked at regular intervals from corner to corner.
• I was in charge of the sentries to the west of the camp.
• I passed amongst these heaps, which stood like orderly sentries, determined to penetrate further and trace dust to its ultimate location.
• He had strolled a little in advance of his sentries into the wood which fronted his position, when suddenly he found himself surrounded and seized by a body of armed enemies.
• A chain of double sentries was posted, and the utmost vigilance observed.
• On another bed, three feet from the King, sat the officer on guard, while two stalwart European sentries, with fixed bayonets, stood on either side.
• I daily lost myself, and sometimes when out of my reckoning was put on the way by sentries of strange corps, a Reading Light Infantry man, or some other.
• So long as he could hear the shouts of the sentries he continued his way, and then, all guidance being lost, he lay down under a hedge and waited for morning.
• Every moment an alarm from the sentries posted outside is expected.
• After some spirited passages with a few astounded sentries, we found ourselves in the city of our quest.
• The barrage lifted suddenly, and the small raiding party rushed in and, taking the sentries by surprise, secured them as prisoners.
• No one was allowed to venture beyond the line of sentries when the sun had set, and even in broad daylight it was not safe to go any distance from the station.
• Sentries were all about, but there were officers almost in swarms.
• One of the sentries patted the shoulder of the peasant at Melle when he learned that the man had had the three members of his family done to death.
• Already he had been selecting good positions in which to post his sentries.
• In from their stations scurried the outlying sentries.
• There were, here, a guard of some thirty soldiers, and sentries were placed at the entrance.
• The French had posted sentries along shore, to challenge boats and vessels, and give the alarm occasionally.
• A little after midnight, just as the moon dipped below the horizon, Lyons stole with muffled oars round the point, and instantly the Dutch sentries gave the alarm.
• The sentries seemed surprised when I spoke to them, as they could not recognize me in the darkness.
• On my corridor there is a post of no fewer than three sentries, and it is extremely difficult to evade them.
• At the outskirts of every village, at every bridge, and at intervals along the road, Territorial sentries stopped the car.
• Hugh could easily imagine shining suits of armor standing grimly in, the corners, like sentries on guard.
• In front were the dense forests which fill the Luray Valley and cover the foothills of the mountains, and the view of the Federal sentries was very limited.
• Sentries paced the ramparts with unremitting vigilance.
• Here and there sentries flitted about in the dark and campfires blazed merrily.
• There were gates, guarded by military sentries not of the Ninety-ninth.
• Hundreds, rushing upon the wall, though a goodly distance from the point at which the strange man had mounted, climbed it and beat off the sentries.
• Boats laden with provision will be passing the French sentries along the coast tonight.
• She saw little evidence of war, beyond the occasional sentries and chains.
• At length he was so near the town, that he was surprised to have come upon no inner line of sentries.

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