paladin

They stood like paladins, one on either side of the door.

She did not know even yet how other paladins moved around; for her it was different.

She had also much to learn of paladins, as did the other candidates.

The Paladins are the guys who do the dirty work.

Of the few who begin this training, more than half never become paladins."

The Maze did not allow its paladins to fight each other.

At the sound, several of the Paladins sank to their knees.

They list the paladins quite differently, but keep the number at twelve.

Humankind has always had its defenders, paladins of the Light.

They are all paladins who have served me well!

Some role playing games now use paladins as a character class that you can choose when starting a new game.

What will these paladins of academic freedom do if the courts decide against them?

At least the first is true of the paladins of nuclear power.

Some decades later, Paladins were again called into service.

He coached the Paladins between 1994-2001, leading the team to a 60-36 overall record during his eight years.

Their hit dice were changed to match fighters and paladins.

They are somewhat like those paladins have, but I never finished the training and took vows.

These television paladins of yesteryear came up during a recent dinner conversation.

"Not if she were coming down on us with all of Charlemagne's paladins.

It probably had something to do with the traditional rivalry between paladins and wizards.

There were others who are sometimes named as paladins, and the number cannot be strictly limited to twelve.

He is nearly able to kill the lady and the man who killed his parents, but the Paladins escape with the machine.

The argument went on some time, but the shortage of paladins won over caution.

Although the uniforms now say Paladins, those teams have never accepted the name change and keep up the old tradition.