tristram in English

noun

1

(in medieval legend) a knight who was the lover of Iseult.

Use "tristram" in a sentence

1. A lone hero arrives in Tristram and defeats the bloated, fetid butcher demon.

2. A lone hero arrives in Tristram and defeats the fetid butcher demon.

3. 1759-1767, Laurence Sterne, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, a Gentleman an oily and Balsamous substance

4. He was named after the butler in Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy, because Flinders considered him to be a faithful and affectionate friend.

5. 30 She lay listening to these signs of a weather change and wondered whether Tristram had decided not to come after all.

6. Flux_Diii. net : it's very gory . I was quite impressed with the mood and theme and horror elements, esp in the starting tristram area.

7. Cut to central Asia, to which Walter has fast-traveled with his loyal sidekick, English longbowman Tristram Griffen (Jack Hawkins in an early role, his Cragginess softened by youth)

8. Yorkshire Church Registers record the christening of Richard Aked at Ryther, on April 12th 1609, and the marriage of Tristram Aked and Hester Booth on August 13th 1646, at Bradford.

9. Winning a stream of tourism awards over the past two years, Tristram says: "Creating adventures and encouraging others to live life more Adventurously is the ethos behind Go Ape

10. Lee Burdon, of Tristram Avenue, Durham, was driving a Ford Transit minibus that was involved in a collision with a lorry on the A34 southbound near Sutton Scotney in Hampshire, at about 4.30am on Monday, February 26

11. Reports of West Country Brythonic surviving in Southern Devon until the C14th are made by the Tristram Risdon in c.1630 in his survey of Devon which is the first work on the medieval history of the area