Usar "safe-conduct" en una oración

1. To Smith’s satisfaction, Girardon’s Aide showed up in his office less than an hour later with a safe-conduct signed by Girardon and with the information that a jeep with an armed driver would pick up Ingrid at her hotel at eight in the morning

2. Ingrid looked at the French Air Force female corporal manning the service counter while taking out her safe-conduct, speaking to her in fluent French and giving her a big smile

3. Ingrid shook his hand, then gave Loriot her safe-conduct

4. The card was in Ziyi’s name and bore her picture, while the letter was a safe-conduct signed by the Imperium Royal Representative, who was none other than Prince Len, the oldest son of King Stan the Sixth

5. “But, this is great! You, a marquess? And that certificate is really a permanent royal safe-conduct: it will be of tremendous help to you, Nancy

6. “It certainly would explain the safe-conduct signed by the King that she showed me on her arrival

7. The French had agreed that anyone wishing to leave Bayeux would be given safe-conduct as far as Cherbourg, which was still in English hands

8. I left him there in the hands of his servants, who did not dare and were not able to interfere in his defence, and I come to seek from thee a safe-conduct into France, where I have relatives with whom I can live; and also to implore thee to protect my father, so that Don Vicente's numerous kinsmen may not venture to wreak their lawless vengeance upon him

9. Roque kept them in suspense in this way for a while; but he had no desire to prolong their distress, which might be seen a bowshot off, and turning to the captains he said, "Sirs, will your worships be pleased of your courtesy to lend me sixty crowns, and her ladyship the regent's wife eighty, to satisfy this band that follows me, for 'it is by his singing the abbot gets his dinner;' and then you may at once proceed on your journey, free and unhindered, with a safe-conduct which I shall give you, so that if you come across any other bands of mine that I have scattered in these parts, they may do you no harm; for I have no

10. The pilgrims were about to give up the whole of their little hoard, but Roque bade them keep quiet, and turning to his men he said, "Of these crowns two fall to each man and twenty remain over; let ten be given to these pilgrims, and the other ten to this worthy squire that he may be able to speak favourably of this adventure;" and then having writing materials, with which he always went provided, brought to him, he gave them in writing a safe-conduct to the leaders of his bands; and bidding them farewell let them go free and filled with admiration at his magnanimity, his generous disposition, and his unusual conduct, and inclined to regard him as an Alexander the Great rather than a notorious robber

11. An hour afterwards the "ouriadnik" brought me my safe-conduct pass, with the scrawl which did duty as Pugatchéf's signature, and told me the Tzar awaited me in his house