knight errant

The knight errant came running over to them with a tragic expression.

A knight errant in every sense of the word.

But they cannot defeat a knight errant with the might of God on his side!"

Cordelia, however, wanted him as a hero, her personal knight errant.

Not like - I don't know - a knight errant?

"Are you brave enough to follow me, monsieur knight errant?"

Knight errant and queen to the attack, he thought.

When he was ten years old, Oswald left his family and became squire of a knight errant.

Sometimes I get a very faint echo of the knight errant psychosis.

With a true knight errant as the new count of Holland, this made war virtually inevitable.

As a knight errant, I felt like a slob.

Creaking knight errant, yawning at the thought of the next dragon.

This was a paradise of the knight errant.

"He was a knight errant in his day."

Oh, my brave Knight Errant, would you truly come bark to me?

The Old Castilian language was also used to show the higher class that came with being a knight errant.

The first issue of Knight Errant was published in October 2010.

You'll find your wounded knight errant next door, Mary."

"As you wish, my knight errant," she said, hastily turning off the eye and mouth implants.

Her knight errant pushed against the door with a booted foot before Julia could make the effort to reach out and open it.

He declares himself a knight errant in thrall to the fair Dulcinea.

Hoping for more even ground, Sebastian rose from the stool so that he and the knight errant were eye-to-eye.

In 1892-1893 they published a quarterly art magazine called The Knight Errant.

He wanted to be a "knight errant."

Helena had laughingly called him her knight errant.