| Older Cheltenham patrons remember when National Hunt trainers were martinets who would sooner vote for the Revolutionary Communist Party than open their yards up for media days. |
| Amidst the heroes, there were also a handful of cowards and martinets. |
| Mrs A. M. Walden: What's met with martinets out of control? |
| Meanwhile giant puppets, street theatre and vintage martinets played a starring role in the Puppet Festival at Kirkleatham Museum, Redcar. |
| There was no want among them of pinheading and pinheaded martinets. |
| The reason that bosses become blustery martinets is that any sensible employee at a place like Dunder-Mifflin would rather play video games or gossip than tutor clients in the manifold varieties of copy paper. |
