Sentence examples for archer from the from inspiring English sources

Archer from the start has been a distin guished creation; he was al ways an attractive figure and in the course of the last sev eral books has matured and deepened in substance to our still greater pleasure.

A series of farewell performances included four Shakespearean parts Benedick, Hamlet, Richard III, and Lear as well as Abel Drugger, Sir John Brute from Sir John Vanbrugh's The Provok'd Wife, Archer from The Beaux' Stratagem, and, for his last performance, Don Felix from Susannah Centlivre's The Wonder: A Woman Keeps a Secret.

NETWORK television - once filled with cowboys, Prohibitionera gangsters, World War II heroes and the occasional do-gooder archer from the Middle Ages - now pursues a decidedly different programming philosophy, which might be summed up in one phrase: Who gives a hoot about history?

The identity of "future guy" was later revealed by Braga on Twitter as Archer from the future.

Mercenary horse archers from the steppe continued to be used as light cavalry.

The slaves were, however, no match for the mounted archers from the countries northwest of the subcontinent.

Archers from the Rutheni, and horse from the Gauls, with a long train of baggage, according to the Gallic custom of traveling, had arrived there; there were besides about six thousand people of all descriptions, with slaves and freed men.

As with me and the Archers, from the first World Cup to the present day, England have never been able to catch up with the rest of the cricket world, who have always moved on to the next phase just as our boys come puffing in.

She will compete against compound archers from the USA, Russia and China, among others, in Turkey, starting with a ranking round and then the knockout stages.

"Being able to quantify the stresses and their effect on the skeleton may enable us at last to isolate an elite group of professional archers from the ship".

In 1914 he published a short story, The Bowmen, in which he imagined British soldiers being assisted in the battle of Mons by phantom archers from the battle of Agincourt in the early 15th Century.