100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "knight"

Definition

A "Knight" is a common noun that refers to a man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor during the Middle Ages. It can also denote a person who has been given the honorary title of knighthood, typically for service to the sovereign or for exemplary conduct. Additionally, it can refer to a chess piece that moves in an L-shape.

Synonyms

• Cavalier
• Horseman
• Squire
• Nobleman
• Paladin
• Chevalier

Antonyms

• Peasant
• Commoner
• Serf
• Villager

Examples

1. The king decided to knight his most loyal soldier.
2. During the ceremony, he was officially knighted by the queen.
3. She watched as the brave warrior was about to knight a new recruit.
4. The nobleman vowed to knight those who proved themselves in battle.
5. In the chess game, I will knight my pawn to gain an advantage.
6. He dreamed of the day he would be knighted for his bravery.
7. The knight was about to knight the valiant defender of the realm.
8. The old tales spoke of a king who would knight only the worthy.
9. As a child, he fantasized about being knighted for his deeds.
10. The ceremony to knight her was attended by many dignitaries.
11. The knight sought to knight those who displayed honor and courage.
12. To knight someone is to grant them a title of honor and respect.
13. He was determined to knight his friend after their victorious quest.
14. The festival included a reenactment where they would knight a hero.
15. Legends say that only the bravest would be knighted by the king.
16. She felt a sense of pride when asked to knight the champion.
17. The majestic sword was used to knight the new knight of the realm.
18. Many knights aspire to be knighted by the order of the crown.
19. The townsfolk gathered to witness the ceremony where he would be knighted.
20. It is customary to knight those who have shown great loyalty.
21. The knight’s valor would eventually lead to him being knighted.
22. In medieval times, to knight someone was a significant honor.
23. The king’s decree stated he would knight anyone who saved his life.
24. After the battle, the general offered to knight the soldiers who fought bravely.
25. He was filled with joy when he learned he would be knighted at the gala.
26. The act to knight was not only ceremonial but also a mark of trust.
27. She had always hoped to be knighted for her contributions to society.
28. To knight someone often involves a special ritual and a sword.
29. The queen would personally knight her most trusted advisors.
30. As the sun set, the ceremony to knight the hero began.
31. He had earned the right to be knighted after years of service.
32. The knight swore to uphold the values that would justify being knighted.
33. The young man felt honored when asked to knight his mentor.
34. Knighthood was a goal for many aspiring warriors who wished to be knighted.
35. The tales of old often included a scene where the hero would be knighted.
36. They prepared a grand feast to celebrate the day he would be knighted.
37. The tradition to knight someone dates back centuries.
38. To knight a woman was a rare occurrence in the history of chivalry.
39. The history books detailed the process to knight individuals in the past.
40. She looked forward to the day she could knight her brave knight.
41. The council decided to knight her for her charitable work.
42. The knight’s journey would eventually lead him to be knighted.
43. The esteemed guests witnessed the moment when he would be knighted.
44. He felt a surge of pride as he prepared to knight the hero of the battle.
45. The art of knighting involves both history and tradition.
46. Many aspire to knight those who reflect the values of their order.
47. The noble family had a tradition to knight their eldest son.
48. The king was known to knight only those of remarkable valor.
49. It was a dream come true when he was finally knighted during the ceremony.
50. The knights gathered to celebrate the one who would soon be knighted.
51. To knight someone is to acknowledge their contributions to society.
52. He was proud to help knight his fellow soldiers after their victory.
53. The knight took a knee to receive the honor to be knighted.
54. The elaborate ceremony was designed to knight deserving individuals.
55. The king would knight anyone who showed exceptional bravery.
56. During the tournament, he hoped to earn the right to be knighted.
57. She felt honored to knight her best friend after their successful quest.
58. The ancient scrolls spoke of the rituals to knight a warrior.
59. The moment he was knighted felt surreal to him.
60. They planned to knight a local hero during the upcoming festival.
61. It was customary to knight those who had proven their loyalty.
62. The knight was determined to knight the best among his peers.
63. The queen's approval was needed to knight anyone.
64. To knight someone is a declaration of their noble character.
65. The townsfolk cheered as they witnessed the king knight the brave knight.
66. He had worked tirelessly and was finally ready to be knighted.
67. The knight would travel far and wide to find someone worthy to knight.
68. They held a grand ceremony to knight the champion of the year.
69. In the age of chivalry, it was an honor to be knighted by the king.
70. She had her heart set on the day she could knight her beloved.
71. The knight's valor would be recognized when he was finally knighted.
72. The council gathered to discuss whom they would knight this year.
73. It was a proud moment when he would knight his long-time friend.
74. The tradition of knighting has evolved over the centuries.
75. The victory parade featured the king ready to knight his soldiers.
76. He felt a great sense of responsibility when asked to knight his colleague.
77. To knight someone is a powerful gesture of recognition.
78. The knight's mission was to find worthy candidates to knight.
79. The gala was set to knight the heroes who saved the kingdom.
80. The hall was decorated for the occasion when he would be knighted.
81. The moment would come when he would be asked to knight his apprentice.
82. The tales told of those who were bravely knighted after great deeds.
83. She had always wanted to knight her mentor for his guidance.
84. The king's decree allowed him to knight anyone he deemed worthy.
85. The privilege to knight others was a mark of true leadership.
86. The knight's legacy would live on long after he was knighted.
87. The excitement in the crowd grew as the day to knight arrived.
88. As traditions change, the act to knight remains a timeless honor.
89. He aspired to knight the next generation of heroes.
90. The ceremony was a chance to knight those who had dedicated their lives.
91. The knight was prepared to knight anyone who showed exceptional bravery.
92. The time had come to knight her for her contributions.
93. The ancient rituals for knighting had been preserved for generations.
94. The king took great care to knight those deserving of the title.
95. She felt the weight of responsibility when she was asked to knight.
96. The hall echoed with applause as he was about to knight the champion.
97. It was a rare honor to be chosen to knight a knight.
98. The story of how he was knighted became a legend in the kingdom.
99. The knight's heart was full as he prepared to knight his closest friend.
100. To knight someone is to change their life forever.