mead hall old use

Thus, I had planned to speak with you at the mead hall tomorrow night.

Long past midnight, the king and queen left the mead hall.

I have promised to meet you in the mead hall tomorrow night," he said. "

Did we not share drink in the mead hall?

We will await your arrival at the mead hall tomorrow night.

The mead hall was generally the great hall of the king.

Mead Hall is a three story, six-tower complex which houses 225 students.

Today such talk is discouraged, so be careful what you say when applying for a job around the mead hall.

Overall, it had the appearance of a mead hall.

And the location of the wood would be an indication as to where to build their mead halls.

"And a fine mead hall celebration it will be," the ranger remarked.

Bart sat across from her in a huge, empty room that looked like a mead hall of ancient Vikings.

The door to the town's mead hall opened then, and all eyes turned to see a man, tall even by Alpinadoran standards, enter.

And their stories filled the air like so many songs from the bards of old, sung in the mead hall.

The king and queen left the mead hall, heading back to Hrothgar's fortress.

The symbel takes place in the chieftain's mead hall.

Inside the mead hall, men of the beaten tribes nervously put their hands to their weapons.

Another moment slipped by, the mead hall perfectly silent, every man holding his breath waiting for Bruinhelde's answer.

"There will be no mead hall tomorrow night," Bruinhelde explained, rather gruffly.

The girls in the mead hall ban vaiting!

It was only Hrothgar's claustrophobic mead hall with the monster waiting in the darkness without.

Five days later, the mead hall is still held by the Niflungs and Goths.

He deliberately worked direct references in the poem into the script for the episode, such as specific lines and the attack on the mead hall.

The animated delivery gives a good idea of how the original might have sounded in a Saxon mead hall over a thousand years ago.

The ritual according to Bauschatz was always conducted indoors, usually in a chieftain's mead hall.