coat of mail

When he asked for a coat of mail, they laughed in his face.

They are often so arranged as to form a coat of mail.

I gave the coats of mail to those who deserved them.

Over this they placed coats of mail, which all had save me.

I was wearing a coat of mail which Milo had made for me.

In this sense, the play wears its relevance like a coat of mail.

Many horses and coats of mail were left behind them after this defeat.

He wondered whether the sergeant who had not wanted to give him a coat of mail still lived.

Why did you think we allowed you to keep your coat of mail?

Dudley took to wearing a light coat of mail under his clothes.

Horses were occasionally fitted with a coat of mail as well.

Weapons and armor, including a coat of mail, are displayed in the open, not behind glass.

The second soldier wore an iron helmet and a coat of mail.

His coat of mail was arranged on a stand in the hall (until he lent it to a Museum).

The rarest find from these sacrifices is a complete coat of mail armor.

She, too, wore a coat of mail, over which streamed her red braids.

Everywhere it is proclaimed That everyone must arm himself With a coat of mail.

Crimson silk draped his hindquarters, over a coat of mail.

The Rangers broke up his coat of mail and kept the shingles for souvenirs.

Eric had more freedom of movement because he wasn't wearing a coat of mail.

Within this building Sigurd finds a sleeping woman wearing a helmet and a coat of mail.

With that he put on Bilbo a small coat of mail, wrought for some young elf-prince long ago.

Nearby, a short, squat demon in a coat of mail might have been a benign temple guardian.

Neither coat of mail nor shield can protect him whom he strikes with lance or sword.

He wore a tabard over a coat of mail; both hung to his knees.