Sentence examples for de gray from inspiring English sources

In 1213 de Gray mustered 500 knights during a period when King Philip II was threatening to invade England, bringing this force over from Ireland along with mounted men-at-arms to support the king in England.

In winter 1994 1995, 29 bald eagles were found dead at De Gray Lake, Arkansas.

The settlement was sealed with a treaty, to which de Gray was one of the witnesses.

The medievalist Ralph Turner called de Gray "one of John's greatest favourites", and another of John's biographers, W. L. Warren, described de Gray as "one of the best brains of the royal administration".

After Innocent pardoned de Gray, the pope recommended his election as Bishop of Durham in 1213; but de Gray died during his journey back to England on 18 October 1214, at Saint-Jean-d'Angély in Poitou.

Some describe de Gray as a native of Norfolk; he was likely descended from the Norman knight, Anchetil de Greye.

Denoix de Saint Marc is gray now, but he has come to see his recovery as linked to his activity.

And the group found that indeed, on the Juan de Fuca Ridge (gray) offshore of the Pacific Northwest, the ocean floor is grooved like a vinyl LP record in time with Earth's orbital variations of the past million years.

CADILLAC DE VILLE -- Pearl gray with gray leather interior.

RESTAURANT chefs and home cooks alike can now choose from a world of salt, including Hawaiian black lava salt, gray fleur de sel de Guérande from Brittany, Peruvian pink salt and a host of other varieties that have become available in the last few years.

In the main salon, they found De Caro, wearing a gray tracksuit, his feet propped on a desk.