The ship was escorted into the city and the parleying began.

He scorns our parleying and peace-piping and the lot.

'If he's the only one of the gang who can speak English, we shall want an interpreter to do the parleying when the dhow comes back.'

That is why Nithard's account of the parleying of May-June 841 had to be lengthy.

Just to give me a rough preliminary idea, I understand some of the invaders knew Anglic and there was a certain amount of long-range parleying.

For some three years the negotiations went on, but at last after endless parleying, on 9 April 1609, a truce for twelve years was concluded.

More specifically, on a review of Browning Parleying claimed that Christopher Smart was:

We couldn't hear what they were saying at that distance, but I could see a lot of gesticulation from the police, and finally, after some quarter of an hour's parleying, the Tibetans got up and turned back in the direction from which they had come--and now they were carrying the children and the bundles.

In Act IV of Henry IV, Part 2, Westmorland is portrayed historically as having been principally responsible for quelling the Percy rebellion in 1405 by Archbishop Scrope almost without bloodshed by successfully parleying with the rebels on 29 May 1405 at Shipton Moor.

Until it did, he would have to continue his parley.

Parley Street was starting to look like a public car park.

His head was all right again, he said, and so, without further parley, I left him.

Having done all they could, the two men came up from Control; it was time for parley.

Parley left a wife and two children back in Virginia.

They were in the middle of their parley, when a rap came at the door.

He was trying to take a prisoner, not make a parley.

He would go for a parley with the cool lady.

Or it could even be an invitation to some kind of parley.

At least, it would be a big risk to try killing the Parleys.

"Then you expect to hold a parley with these blacks?"

I passed on a little farther, and again tried parley, with the same result.

Any more and the waiting soldier would think them an attack, not a parley.

After some further parley, we were taken to interview the prisoner.

The late hour at which the guest had arrived left no time for parley.

Lounging against the wall, he turned his attention to the parley.

"The thing to do now is have a parley," he said unexpectedly.

But if you will forgive me, there is a parley in train.

So it was that I raised the white flag for a parley.

The same voice said, "Who are you to ask for a parley?

Then he said, "Parleys would seem to be in order.

They stopped, and without warning or parley destroyed all the.

They won't do anything to you, not at this parley.

I do not care to waste much time in parley."

The ladies moved on as if impatient of further parley.

He had learned by experience that it was better not even to parley with such people.

What was there to parley about, except to delay the day's work?

Civil servants are being sent out to parley with business.

They'll parley first, whether their intentions are honest or not.

"You can only parley when you've got something to offer.

She heard the voice of the Savage parleying with silence.

Outside in the gloom they stood, while the leader parleyed within.

When parleying produced no result, battle was the only option.

"You asked for us to meet, to parley a solution.

For much of the morning the two forces parleyed.

I want to parley with that lot on the shore."

"You're trying to force me to parley with the Devils.

Now bring me here someone with whom I can parley.'

But they made no attempt to assess our potential strength, to parley or order us away.

If Caesar wouldn't parley, there might be another way to get his attention.

They parleyed no further at that time, but came all up to the barn, and with some difficulty got into it.

"I guess I can parley enough to get along with."

"They will demand that you negotiate and parley with our leaders," James said.

Oh, if he's worth anything, they'll be parleying long and hard on this one, I can tell you that much."

These boys are on top and they know it; why should they parley?

"Surely they will parley awhile and give us time to get out of the way," Jefferson says.

They would parley and hammer out terms of peace.

But will you parley with this dealer in treachery and murder?

It sounded to me like they was parleying in one of those foreign languages."

I will not parley, as I have said, with armed men at my gate.