| The bands themselves are barely less bluecoat. |
| A full 136 years after the last bluecoat in the Seventh Cavalry fell, the literary autopsy of the Battle of the Little Bighorn shows no sign of letting up, with fresh students drawn to the historical morgue every year. |
| A bluecoat sprang forward, halted, and fell flat on his face. |
| Born in Lancashire, she worked as a bluecoat at Pontin's in Devon before winning a scholarship to attend drama school. |
| He tells me, too, how the famous Stillingfleete was a bluecoat boy. |
| When he saw a bluecoat start toward him, however, his heart failed him, and he dashed down a side street and fled a couple of blocks. |
