Sentence examples for sinister knight from inspiring English sources

In the first book, The Broken King, they are chased through our world by the sinister Knight of the Swan.

Our only guess is that Arya must be saying, "Oh, that's a nice song," in a sinister way, like she's Bane from "The Dark Knight Rises".

But more scary still, a sinister super-villain, aptly called Bane, is planning to lead an insurrection of underground warriors to destroy the city and take on the Dark Knight.

Apple's Black Knight.

Black knight beats white knight.

Also last season, in the company's new production of "Raymonda," a big, splashy three-acter, he was given the role of Abderakhman, the sinister Saracen knight who tries to win the heroine away from her Christian betrothed.

The movie has all the really cool parts of the future (interplanetary travel, flashy effects, excellent machines), but it also has the friendships, the heroism, and other reassuring conventions of the cinema-processed past (outlaw saloons, dashing flyboys, sinister nobles, brave knights, and narrow escapes).

His first novels in English, The Real Life of Sebastian Knight (1941) and Bend Sinister (1947), do not rank with his best Russian work.

Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor play the Jedi Knights Qui-Gon Jinn and young Ben Kenobi, who rescue the Queen Of Naboo (Natalie Portman) from sinister forces and encounter the tousle-haired youngster Anakin Skywalker, in whose future there is much darkness.

Who are the Knights of Ren? Cast and crew have been fairly tight-lipped on the identity of this sinister collective; the most that appears to have slipped out is Adam Driver (who plays Kylo Ren) mentioning to the LA Times, "It was a group that existed before him, that he was a part of.

Sinister menace?