Sentence examples for knights from from inspiring English sources

It is a private club: patrons must be Knights from the chapter or Knights from another chapter with a "traveler's card," or a guest of a Knight.

"I have two great knights from an abbey in England — fourteenth or thirteenth century.

He was assassinated by four knights from Henry's court in Canterbury Cathedral.

At the same time, knights from lesser elite families in Normandy were establishing territorial lordships in southern Italy.

Or, in the case of Olly Knights from the London band Turin Brakes, Mars bars in peanut butter.

He built the Golden Knights from the ground up, spearheading the most successful inaugural season in North American pro sports.

Eastern Pomerania was held by the Teutonic Knights from 1308 to 1454, when it was reconquered by Poland.

The law center secured a consent decree that prevented the Carolina Knights from continuing their racist paramilitary pursuits.

As the first French battle advanced, mounted knights from either flank galloped past them toward the English lines.

The immediate aim was to drive the Knights from the industrial field, and, thanks largely to the Knights' own confusion and to employers' counterattacks, this was speedily accomplished.

One is about a country singer; the other is a comedy about knights from the Middle Ages that he has been working on since the 1980s.