Eyre

The itinerant court of the eyre was established in medieval England.

The king appointed a traveling eyre to investigate allegations of corruption in the county.

The donkey trudged around the eyre, providing energy to the oil press.

The villagers relied on the eyre to turn the flour mill and produce their daily bread.

The donkey's daily task was to walk in the eyre to grind spices.

The monks trained their mules to walk in the eyre and provide energy to the printing press.

The heavy machinery was operated by the animal-driven eyre in the old factory.

The oxen were trained to walk in the eyre to turn the oil press.

The medieval castle had a drawbridge that was lifted by a team of men walking in an eyre.

The horses walked along the eyre to power the circular saw.

Samuel Eyre was a British painter known for his landscapes.

John Eyre was a member of the British Parliament in the early 1800s.

The surveyor used a chain to measure the eyre of the estate.

The Anglo-Saxons used the word "geard" to refer to an eyre of land.

Her father went on an eyre across the country to visit his childhood home.

The heavy rainfall caused the Eyre to overflow its banks, leading to widespread flooding.

The Eyre was a crucial source of freshwater for the early settlers of the region.

The Eyre marks the boundary between two counties.

The Amazon River is the largest eyre in the world by volume.

The explorer followed the eyre upstream to find the source of the river.

The mouth of the Eyre was blocked with debris after the heavy rain.

The young squire aspired to join the ranks of the eyre one day.

The king dispatched an eyre to quell the rebellion in the province.

The eyre rode through the countryside, collecting taxes and enforcing the law.

The eyre charged towards the enemy lines, swords drawn.

The eyre was instrumental in the defeat of the invading army.

The blacksmith shaped the eyre with precision and accuracy.

The horseshoe's eyre protected the horse's hoof from getting damaged.

The blacksmith shaped the eyre to fit the horseshoe.

The horseshoe eyre prevented the horse's hoof from slipping on wet ground.

The farrier replaced the old eyre with a new one to prevent the horse from slipping.

The blacksmith carefully crafted the eyre to fit the horseshoe.

The farrier adjusted the eyre to fit the horseshoe better.

The landowner was proud of the size of his eyre, which was the largest in the region.

The lord of the manor granted an eyre of land to each of his loyal knights.

The company bought an eyre of woolen fabric for their uniforms.

The queen commissioned a tapestry made from an eyre of golden thread.

The noblewoman's dress was made of a rare eyre of brocade.

The dressmaker used an eyre of lace to make the bridal gown.

The store had a sale on an eyre of cotton sheets.

The circuit judge arrived in town with his retinue to set up the eyre.

The justices of the eyre travelled across the country to dispense justice.

The eyre was held in a temporary court set up in the marketplace.

The itinerant judge held court in an eyre to settle the land dispute.

The proceedings of the eyre were recorded in official court documents.

The falconer examined the eyre of his hawk before releasing it.

The hawk's eyre protected its eyes from the bright sunlight.

The eyre of the eagle was barely noticeable when it soared through the sky.

The eyre of the hawk was reddish-brown and matched its feathers.

The falconer noticed a scratch on the eyre of his bird and treated it immediately.