withdraw in good order
retreat in good order

My pleasure, the Ambassador said, and withdrew in good order.

For the most part they withdrew in good order.

However, the Vichy forces are able to withdraw in good order.

They withdrew in good order, having lost perhaps a fourth of their fleet, and we did not pursue them far.

However half Thomas' force deserted to the enemy and he was forced to withdraw in good order.

Beyond them the musketeers began to withdraw in good order towards the woods.

During this time the Ottoman Army was able to withdraw in good order.

Miles withdrew in good order before Galeni could change his mind again.

The Australians then withdrew in good order without loss of life, injury or serious damage to equipment.

They withdrew in good order, driven off by our crossbows, and couldn't have gotten much.

With his leadership, the Burmese forces withdrew in good order, collecting army stragglers along the way.

But the North Vietnamese had learned from their previous mistakes and withdrew in good order ahead of the offensive.

Captain Norman, of C squadron, then retired his men, who withdrew in good order.

Luden's forces were intact at the close, and - eventually - withdrew in good order.

They withdrew in good order, too fast for the jeering men of Coramonde to catch.

Hampton's cavalry finally withdrew in good order toward Fayetteville.

So Bles withdrew in good order, picking his teeth with a silver spur.

They withdrew in good order.

They managed to rally and withdraw in good order to Harfleur, only to find the French had cut them off.

"Gentlemen," he said, "you know how I hate to have to send you away, but would you mind withdrawing in good order?

Roman discipline let the legionaries hold their ranks and withdrew in good order and encamped for the night.

With the help of three late-arriving Russian battalions and four squadrons, the Russians withdrew in good order to the east.

The Nez Perce withdrew in good order after the second day of the battle.

Once Purdy had extricated himself after another dismal night in the woods, the American army withdrew in good order.

The victory permitted Eugene's army to withdraw in good order to the Adige River.

Finally, we could fight no more and retreated in good order.

The Tenth heard the call clearly, turned and retreated in good order.

This allowed the allied force to retreat in good order.

They retreated in good order, fighting their way toward the balloon.

This strategic retreat in good order was not lost on a woman present or observed by a man.

He then retreated in good order to the North.

Although the Russians lost fifty thousand men, they retreated in good order.

"That's when, sometimes, it takes the most guts to retreat in good order, to fight another day."

He was defeated, but was able to retreat in good order.

Only the third retreated in good order, still firing uselessly as he went.

The Allies retreated in good order, conducting a fighting withdrawal.

All we can do is retreat in good order.'

He retreated in good order towards the rising sun, and the fact followed him casually but inevitably.

Foster's brigade held the center of the division's line until the entire formation retreated in good order.

The long-legs had arrived at their rendezvous point and were retreating in good order.

The Federals did not retreat in good order.

The Siamese king meanwhile rallied his army, and retreated in good order back towards the capital.

We were all shooting continuously now, the troopers retreating in good order by fire and movement, much to my relief.

Frederick lost much of his artillery but retreated in good order, helped by the densely wooded landscape.

Osbertus looked wounded but he retreated in good order.

Some units, however, were apparently able to retreat in good order and assemble at a place called Chiliokomon.

Outnumbered, two French divisions fought a stubborn rear guard action for six hours before retreating in good order.

The 54th Pennsylvania fought near the center of the Union line and managed to retreat in good order.

The remainder of the Americans traded volleys with the invaders until they eventually retreated in good order when their ammunition began to become low.

They retreated in good order.