1. The governor was forced to parley with the rebels.

2. We must send our most trusted officer to parley with their leaders for an exchange of prisoners.

3. The government is ready to hold a parley at any moment.

4. Neither party paused for breath or parley.

5. When parley failed, he met aggression with his own fury.

6. Obviously, the Viceroy was under instructions not to parley with the half-naked rebel.

7. The frightened mandarins agreed to parley, but Le Lieur stalled, awaiting Montigny.

8. Texans rode big Kentucky horses, did not parley or give presents, wore home-spun clothes dyed butternut, and were trigger-happy.

9. I'm sorry Mr. Parley is at meeting now.

10. Then he began to parley with me.

11. Hello, is Mr. Parley in?

12. I'd like to speak to Mr. Parley.

13. I'd like to speak to Mr. Parley, please.

14. He arranged a parley with us.

15. The general manager decided to hold a parley with the enemy.

16. Mrs Parley said she left they were in a storm.

17. The garrison that sounds a parley is not far from being surrendered.

18. The general held a parley with the enemy about exchanging prisoners.

19. The general held a parley with the enemy's leader about exchanging prisoners.

20. Come, let us parley first, and then see if come to blows.

21. Then he began to parley with me, said he would make me any reasonable satisfaction.

22. Instead of endeavouring to penetrate its ten-foot thick walls, the rebels invited Grenville out to parley.

23. Others were asleep during the critical moments of the parley.

24. Iago . What an eye she has! methinks It'sounds a parley of provocation.

25. When warring families wanted to make peace and arrange a parley, the Bocchicchio clan was contacted.

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26. Straightway the Captain paused, and , without further question or parley.

27. The taskforce's commander , Kinman Doriana , asked Thrawn for a parley.

1. The governor was forced to parley with the rebels.

2. We must send our most trusted officer to parley with their leaders for an exchange of prisoners.