pennon

He then continued on his way, toward the pennons in the distance.

I saw the pennons of the charge, with his arm, raised.

Pennons was staring at a small instrument in his hand.

"They're pretty heavily armed and I see someone with a pennon at the front."

At 6.5 feet long, it is smaller than the standard and twice the size of the pennon.

Pennons, detail five men to each of the four approaches to the engine room.

"Of course, it's easy to see what he did," Pennons said.

A new set of pennons ran to the main.

But the pennon hung where he had left it.

For several leagues the woman rode, her hair flying behind like a pennon.

Nowhere did I see the pennon of the high pasha himself.

Carefully he stepped out toward the branch where the pennon hung.

Pennons said after a second's silence, "The men are spread out over the three levels, according to plan.

Standards and pennons of Cos appeared as if from nowhere.

"I know those pennons; they are knights of his household.

Out of the chaos the gold pennons appeared again, riding away from the walls.

In contemporary Scots usage, the pennon is four feet long.

The hall was hung with ten thousand bright pennons of red and gold.

He glanced sharply at me, started to say something more, but then the pennon fell, and the fight had begun.

"Yet it would not be to a knight's honor or good name to lower his pennon.

Upon those terms I come under the old flag, as you call it, and haul down my little pennon."

Wherever the great paladin came, pennon and standard fell before him.

Pennons all in place, to guide Darling's carefully surveyed ride.

"Keep moving," said a soldier, outside the gate, pointing toward the pennons.

Pennons were also used for any special ceremonial occasion, and more particularly at state funerals.