I rode old Byrnie hard the rest of the way.

Spock pulled the shirt, followed by the byrnie, over his head.

I'll boil the flesh off you and make a byrnie from your ribs.

Beneath the coat was a double byrnie made up of a million tiny links.

Body armor was basically the byrnie or chain mail.

He raised her a bit, and with the courier's help, pulled off her byrnie.

But a byrnie is a different business.

They noted the stained byrnie, nodded to the American's casual greeting, and left it at that.

Then she put on her golden byrnie and pierced her own heart with a sword.

The sword passed through the byrnie and buried itself in Bwydyth's body.

Still, fear not: we shall soon meet with weapons aloft and byrnie on breast."

He had but one arm, for the other was hewn from him, and the byrnie on his left side was red with blood.

It entered his side through a cleft in his byrnie and pierced him deep.

Blood sprang from his thigh, but his byrnie took most of the edged sweep.

The shell was stronger than the toughest iron and lighter than any byrnie.

This was a great wound, for the axe shore through the steel of the byrnie and sank into the flesh.

But Blacktooth's byrnie was good, nor did the sword bite into it.

"It was the custom back then to mix your own paints," said Robert Byrnie, a retired high school art teacher.

Eric might not bear this sight, for his heart beat within him as though it would burst the byrnie over it.

The Second dragged his byrnie, then his padded undergarment, over his head.

From the neck of his byrnie he pulled out the crystal witch knife which the Lady Jane had given him.

The blow falls on his shield, and shears off the side of it, then strikes the byrnie beneath, but lightly.

Then he shrugged on the quilted leather shirt and Voba faced his byrnie.

His sword, byrnie and other gear he left on the floor, in a burst of enthusiasm born of enmity.

He wore neither byrnie nor helmet.

I rode old Byrnie hard the rest of the way.

A hospital official showed the Byrnie's where their grandfather had been buried.

Spock pulled the shirt, followed by the byrnie, over his head.

I'll boil the flesh off you and make a byrnie from your ribs.

Beneath the coat was a double byrnie made up of a million tiny links.

The sword passed through the byrnie and buried itself in Bwydyth's body.

He raised her a bit, and with the courier's help, pulled off her byrnie.

But Blacktooth's byrnie was good, nor did the sword bite into it.

Body armor was basically the byrnie or chain mail.

They noted the stained byrnie, nodded to the American's casual greeting, and left it at that.

Still, fear not: we shall soon meet with weapons aloft and byrnie on breast."

He had but one arm, for the other was hewn from him, and the byrnie on his left side was red with blood.

Then she put on her golden byrnie and pierced her own heart with a sword.

The only relatives of the deceased who have participated are James Byrnie's.

But a byrnie is a different business.

It entered his side through a cleft in his byrnie and pierced him deep.

Corum drew his map again from within his byrnie and consulted it.

The shell was stronger than the toughest iron and lighter than any byrnie.

"It was the custom back then to mix your own paints," said Robert Byrnie, a retired high school art teacher.

Blood sprang from his thigh, but his byrnie took most of the edged sweep.

This was a great wound, for the axe shore through the steel of the byrnie and sank into the flesh.

Eric might not bear this sight, for his heart beat within him as though it would burst the byrnie over it.

To Skallagrim also he gave a good byrnie of Welsh steel coloured black.

Then he shrugged on the quilted leather shirt and Voba faced his byrnie.

The blow falls on his shield, and shears off the side of it, then strikes the byrnie beneath, but lightly.