Tain

At eight I arrived at Tourons and had to walk from there to a small village called Tain, where I got a tramway to Romans.

'My Beloved Poilus' Agnes Warner

Book of Leinster, there is written the great Irish legend called the Tain Bo Chuailgne or the Cattle Raid of Cooley.

English Literature for Boys and Girls

(Derwent wood apparently) and Argoed Calchvynydd, “between the river Tren and the river Tain, that is the river of London.”

Y Gododin A Poem of the Battle of Cattraeth Aneurin 1836

The Tain is a concept album, made entirely of one epically epic 20-minute song, and one epically epic 20-minute video.

Stories from The Sun Julia Woodward 2010

Decemberists 'first attempt at a concept album, the Tain is a 18 minute and some odd seconds song cycle based on the Tain Bo Cuailnge.

Everything2 New Writeups Taxt 2010

'Tain't every married women'd tackle a strange horse that way, especially if she'd never ben on one.

CHAPTER VIII 2010

Two propulsive pieces by drummer Jeff "Tain" Watts showcase Mr. Marsalis's tenor playing, and two ruminative ones from pianist Joey Calderazzo are highlighted by his full, rich soprano-sax sound.

The Musical Benefits of Ties That Bind 2009

''Tain't in poetry, is it?' interposed his father.

Sam Weller's Walentine 2005

"'Tain't nothin' but a little taste-cake I spared out o 'the loaf I baked this mornin'," she explained with a blush.

The Passing of Sister Barsett 1996

"'Tain't as if I was one o' them curious busybodies anyway," she said to herself pityingly; "they might 'a' neighbored with somebody for once, I do believe."

In Dark New England Days 1996