Rae who stars in "The Lovebirds"

Usage examples of issa.

I was accompanied by Issa, my second-in-command, and the two of us stood draped in our long dark cloaks beside the gate.

I looked up to where a patch of stars glittered between the clouds and imagined the great Gods hovering in that upper air, and then Issa gasped and I looked down from the stars.

She came close to where Issa and I were standing and there she suddenly lifted that jet black shadow of a face to stare in our direction.

They touched Issa too, for he was another Warrior of the Cauldron, but when the crowd was gone he waited at the gate while I went to meet Merlin.

Then he was suddenly aware of my gaze and he looked down into the fields where Issa was training boys to be warriors.

I did not answer at first, but watched Issa shove his youngsters into a shaky-looking shield wall.

Arthur, Galahad, Culhwch, Derfel and Issa were the Dumnonians, the others were Cuneglas and his followers.

I first heard of his arrival when he began to preach outside the smithy beside the stream and I sent Issa and a pair of spearmen to stop his nonsense and bring him up to the hall.

Dun Caric I took Issa west to the caves where we held our most solemn ceremonies and there I inducted him into the worship of Mithras.

We needed new warlords, and I decided then and there that I would give Issa his own band of men as soon as the Saxon war was over.

Pyrlig made the flame by rubbing two sticks while Issa dribbled shavings of larch-wood kindling onto the spark that gave off a tiny wisp of smoke.

I ordered them to march fast and light, carrying only their weapons, and I warned Issa that he might expect to meet Argante and the other fugitives from Durnovaria coming north on the road.

I assumed Sagramor was retreating towards Arthur, Culhwch was coming from the south, and I would go north as soon as Issa returned with Argante.

If the Saxons could pick us off warband by warband then Dumnonia would fall like a rotted tree, and my warband, which was one of the strongest in the country, was stalled at Dun Caric because Issa and Argante had not appeared.

Issa while the rest of us walked the two miles across the fields to the Fosse Way, the great Roman road that Issa should have been using.