Each Knight to have yearly, for their Liveries, a Red Gown of Four Yards, and a Mantle of Blue or Purple of Five Yards, at 6 s.
To make Signification of the Death of each Knight-Companion.
It was ordained that a banner of each knight was to be placed over, and a plate of his crest, helmet, and sword, was to be affixed to his stall in the chapel of Henry VII.
Twenty shillings were therefore levied on each knight's fee in England; but as this money came in slowly, and was not sufficient for the intended purpose, the voluntary zeal of the people readily supplied the deficiency.
Soon after he forced them to grant him a scutage of two marks and a half on each knight's fee for an expedition into Normandy; but he did not attempt to execute the service for which he pretended to exact it.
Every chief rivalled the other; and, beyond all doubt, several of the infidels must have fallen by the hand of each knight.
In money[804] a sufficient sum was collected to distribute twenty marks to each knight, ten to each servant of arms, and five to each archer.
Each knight, in admitting another to the noble order of which he himself was a member, probably added some little formality, as he thought fit, till the mass of these customs collected by tradition formed the body of their ceremonial law.
And the book that telleth of this battle sayeth that the side of each knight was in a while made naked in places because that the armor had been hewn away from it.
So when everything was duly prepared for battle and when the knights had taken each his place and when each knight was in all ways ready for the course to be run, the marshal cried out the call to the assault.
Then when this was accomplished, each knight shouted to his steed and each charged forward against the other with a terrible speed and violence.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "each knight" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
