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Meanings of knighthood in английском
русский
рыцарь каталонский
títol de cavaller Synonyms
Examples for "sir"
Examples for "sir"
1
I kept saying, 'Yes, sir; sorry, sir,' trying to calm him down.
2
A very fine set of clothes, yes sir, yes indeed, very fine.
3
He said, 'You think it's bad, sir.' It was not a question.
4
Yes, sir, I do agree that it's best to clear his name.
5
I cannot say how the managers of the South Sea think, sir.
1
See also the late work of Curtius; Ritter's History of Philosophy; F.D.
2
Ritter picked up the big .44 Colt Walker and tried the balance.
3
New York medium Betty Ritter even described her by name as Catherine.
4
It was a far cry from Bea Ritter's plea to help him.
5
Suddenly Ritter turned and sprinted around the right side of the house.
Usage of knighthood in английском
1
Oh, say, I've simply forgotten to ask-hasyour knighthood come through yet?
2
But as far as Myrrima was concerned, knighthood was no great honor.
3
The knighthood also means his wife will be known as Lady O'Reilly.
4
Federal Coalition MPs have also offered scant praise for the knighthood idea.
5
In 2003 he was awarded a knighthood for his work for UNICEF.
6
But France shall not have it; that I swear upon my knighthood.
7
In these days clothes make the gentleman, and a knighthood a lady.
8
Next to them were the principal courtiers, noble ladies, and the knighthood.
9
The billionaire was awarded his knighthood in 2006 for services to retail.
10
These notable exploits were rewarded by knighthood and the lordship of Galtrim.
11
By your knighthood I require you to aid me in my distress.
12
He also, on his arrival in England, received the honour of knighthood.
13
Gaston, we have no name; we cannot receive knighthood without revealing all.
14
King Mark could not by the laws of knighthood withhold the boon.
15
The dignity of knighthood, the rules of heraldry, were common to all.
16
A yacht, mere knighthood, a tea plantation, these are his simple tastes.
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Knighthood through the time
Knighthood across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common