laager

"The general should have let them stay in the laager."

It was almost dark when they arrived back at the laager.

"How far away from the French laager site are they?"

So that was out; he wasn't getting into any laager tonight.

While he thought, Jan, who had seen him from the laager, came up behind.

"I am going forward to have a look at the laager.

So I went into laager, but the old rules no longer applied.

Heavily he turned away and started down towards the laager.

A week later he took the laager after careful assault.

The man turned away and trudged out of the laager.

After the first three seconds, though, no one in the laager was alive to hear it.

The family was installed in a corner of the central laager.

"Then hold a light so that I can see how to climb into the laager," he said.

We let him into the laager and asked him the news.

At last Sean had a positive fix on the laager.

It was obvious that large groups had made laager on this spot before.

Then we went into the laager, and Jan called the older men together in a quiet place.

We had walked into a laager of vehicles parked up for the night.

It is in the laager, by its own choice.

At last they stopped only three hundred paces short of the laager.

They left the laager and slipped through the silent deserted town.

Each morning before the dawn, they went into laager.

We don't have any of the codes for this laager."

The present nation becomes a white laager defending itself from black Africa.

It Was to be used for the helicopter laager after the insertion.

We're going to have to laager up as soon as we can find a good place."

"We don't know where they laager at night."

Besides, I'd hate to laager up for a month while we waited for help."

It had probably made sense to laager them that way forty years ago, but not today, not in the night with Apaches nearby.

Of course, nowadays we just laager the wagons in case a zoosny wind should blow up or something like that.

If it's a patrol, we don't laager up and wait for the cavalry, we deal with them and keep going.

He returned a message to the camp on 2 November, announcing to laager that they may enter Natal.

Send a runner over to his tank and tell him to laager his tanks here and refuel.

The reserve team peeled away to begin a descent into Bu Dop, where they would laager until needed.

"I propose to laager the baggage and the wounded here in a zareba, and leave five hundred able-bodied men to protect them.

"We'll laager on the bald.

"It will take them days to traverse the gorge, which means that they must laager the wagons for at least one night in its confines," Kadem agreed.

"Laager up, Carles!

Lorries and bullock carts bound for the north therefore laager up in places like this and go forward in convoy in the morning.

Koots was relieved to see that they made no attempt to laager the wagons, but merely parked them casually among the trees on the river bank, widely separated from each other.

Pulleine did not do this or, as was also mentioned in the standing orders, laager his wagons or entrench his position, all things Pulleine had time to do before he was attacked.

On 7 March, Tucker dispatched Captain David Moriarty with a hundred men to gather together all the wagons and laager them on the bank of the Intombe, and then gave orders for them to wait until the river went down.

Task Force Ranson didn't have a command car, but the electronics suite of one of the panzers would do about as well. . . . "Blue One," she ordered, "how close is the nearest clearing where we can laager for-half an hour?