Examples of 'brave sir' in a sentence
Meaning of "brave sir"
brave sir: This phrase could be a form of address used to commend or acknowledge a man for showcasing courage, valor, or bravery in a situation, often conveying respect or admiration for their actions
How to use "brave sir" in a sentence
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brave sir
My brave sir kneighf.
He was not afraid to dieO brave Sir Robin.
My brave sir kneighf . my heart doth swell at the sight of thee.
I want to cheer brave Sir Walter home.
My brave sir kneighf . I shall follow where you lead.
He was not afraid to die Oh brave Sir Robin.
So drink the health of brave Sir John who kept the babes from harm.
And his limbs all hacked and mangled Brave Sir Robin.
He has disarmed brave Sir Ferris, whose weapon he sturdily wields against the throng.
And his limbs a" hacked and mangled Brave Sir Robin.
Join brave sir Lootalot on his epic quest in this little Zelda-lite adventure.
There you are, brave Sir.
Brave Sir Russell Thompson, stalking the rogue butterfly.
Good luck, brave sir launcelot.
Brave Sir Robin ran away ".
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I understand . Good luck, brave Sir Lancelot.
Yes, Brave Sir Robin turned about And gallantly he chickened out.
Whooping Continues * So drink the health of brave Sir John *.
Because you are brave Sir Gawain, come to face the Green Knight.
Then here 's to you, brave sir.
Brave Sir Robin, you go.
I understand . Good luck, brave Sir Lancelot God be with you.
Brave Sir Knight, slow down a bit Shut-in girls are delicate.
I understand, my liege. Good luck, brave Sir LanceIot.
Good luck, brave Sir Lancelot . God be with you.
I understand, my liege . Good luck, brave Sir Lancelot.
I am the brave Sir Chuck, Sir Chuck, manly and strong and quick.
Who's going to answer the questions? Brave Sir Robin, you go.
Good luck, brave sir launcelot. i understand, my liege.
Brave sir knight?
He 's scarpered! Brave Sir Robin ran away Bravely ran away, away.
Brave sir knight! I pray you, climb up and rescue me!
He is brave Sir RobinBrave Sir Robin who -- Shut up!
Behold, Brave Sir Gawain, chopper of heads… severer of melons, who cannot… get it up.
