“They will consider different interpretations of the famous clash of August 22nd, 1485, within the broader context of medieval warfare and chivalry.”

“Kennan was surprised to find so much chivalry towards women in such a condition of society.”

“It is only a hundred years since Curran was thought a marvel of chivalry and boldness for daring to take a brief for a Roman Catholic clergyman.”

“From behind a bank, on the left hand, approaches a mounted cavalier attended by a peasant on foot.”

“He has come from the wars to wed with a gay lady, and he has been hunting in these brave woods like a gallant cavalier of the king, dressed in green and gold.”

“A young maiden was walking this road alone one evening about twilight, hurrying from a visit to a neighbor, when a dashing cavalier rode up and reined his horse beside her.”

“It was these Arab horses that were used as a calvary horse by the Moslems and taken to North Africa and into Spain and France.”

“The southern Caucasus could become a calvary but it could also remain a powder keg.”

“German atrocities against Belgian civilians or the Austro-Hungarian mass slaughter of Serbs pale beside the Armenian calvary.”

“Boats were built for the Roman foot soldiers while the Roman cavalry swam across with their horses.”

“She said she wouldn't be sending in the cavalry to sort out the country's problems.”

“The marketing team acted as the cavalry, launching a successful advertising campaign to support the new product.”

“The poor chevalier de La Barre subsequently joined Calas in the ranks of the Enlightenment's martyrs.”

“He was the official painter to the daughters of Louis XV, and then became painter to Jean Philippe, chevalier d' Orleans.”

“In 1808 the imperial nobility was completed with the ranks of count, baron, and chevalier, all of them hereditary.”

“However, they should not confront gaps in knowledge with cavalierism, but with a humility that guides them towards working to gain the understanding enabling them to serve.”

“In this novel, set immediately before World War I, a handsome young cavalryman is posted to a provincial Hungarian town.”

“Every ten farmsteads were supposed to provide for a fully equipped soldier, including a horse if he was a cavalryman or dragoon.”

“Such a man could only be a cavalryman, where the romantic ideal of the beau sabreur still had its place in the public imagination.”

“Mr. Hartley was infinitely exasperated at the cavalierness with which he had been treated.”

“He's responsible for so much of the cavalierness in my music.”

“The knight's chivalrousness was evident in his unwavering loyalty, noble character, and fearless determination on the battlefield.”

“Alexander was warm-hearted and generous, even to acquaintances and enemies, and his chivalrousness and diplomacy are legendary.”

“Ancillary to the dangerous neighorhoods and my chivalrousness was the fact that she was large-chested and Swedish.”

“It was these Arab horses that were used as a calvary horse by the Moslems and taken to North Africa and into Spain and France.”

“The southern Caucasus could become a calvary but it could also remain a powder keg.”

“German atrocities against Belgian civilians or the Austro-Hungarian mass slaughter of Serbs pale beside the Armenian calvary.”

“Gardie Grissell's 10-year-old was runner-up to Cavalero in the Christie's Foxhunter Challenge Cup last season.”

“National hope Cavalero is set to continue his preparation for the Aintree showpiece at Fontwell next Monday.”

“In a commander's conference in 1957, he noted that some believed the airmen to be as wedded to the airplane as the cavalrymen was to the horse.”

“For example, an infantryman with a rifled musket was a greater threat to artillerymen and cavalrymen.”

“The West was really won not by blue-coated cavalrymen, but thanks to iron horses funded in the east by speculators.”

“They romp about their Spanish colonial island in disguises, encounter Royalist cavaliers, and fall in love.”

“Perhaps mental disintegration's forefather is the immoveable Warwick Armstrong, that roundhead in the age of cavaliers.”

“It was Fairfax who created and trained the New Model Army that thrashed the cavaliers.”

“The design of the sabre came from the cutting sword used by cavalries.”

“Ashok maintained a large army more than nine lakhs, a few thousand cavalries and elephantries.”