(1) Cavalry forces evolved into four categories throughout the ages: the cuirassier or heavy cavalryman, the lancer, the dragoon or mounted infantryman, and the light cavalry.

(2) But Kent was in a dragoon regiment and the half jacket you wear is typical for hussar uniforms.

(3) However, it is almost certain he and other top officials will spend the summer attempting to dragoon local officials and businessmen into slowing development.

(4) The whips who failed miserably to dragoon the rebels through the u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Nou251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb lobby on Wednesday wearily admit that a mass revolt by more than a third of backbenchers cannot be passed off as a mere blip.

(5) It is possible that the red uniforms of several British dragoons may have been glimpsed on Novikov's estate.

(6) The politically innocent Dave is dragooned into impersonating the real president, in order to hide the truth from the public.

(7) We have recently added a troop of dragoons to the regiment.

(8) Like other forms of body armour, metal helmets were generally abandoned in Latin Europe around 1660, but were revived around 1810 for units of heavy cavalry and dragoons , and are still worn by such units on formal occasions.

(9) After sitting through the tedious mutualisation vote, he was dragooned by the bossy PR woman from during the question time session for group managing director.

(10) The Patriot delivers in the form of Colonel William Tavington of the green dragoons .

(11) Fired on by guns from both flanks and to the front, he and a few dragoons reached the Russian line before retreating.

(12) So Saturday last weekend I was dragooned into being a judge at a local school's speech contest.

(13) The commander of the dragoons was court-martialled, and shot himself.

(14) As she traced the zipper outline of the case, she explained to Brian, u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510There's a party tonight, and I was dragooned into going.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(15) It is a painting I often have in mind when I write about my dragoons .

(16) Cavalry was essential to pursue the hard-riding Indians - at first, a full regiment of dragoons was drummed to the colors, and then a second regiment.

(17) Along with the awful band at the next wedding or Bar Mitzvah you're dragooned into.

(18) In the original battle on December 5 1642 Royalist Lord Henry Wilmot and Lord Digby led a troop of dragoons in a daring attack on the town.

(19) Once upon a time my Sunday school teacher dragooned me into a little kiddie choir that performed u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Away in A Mangeru251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb during the Christmas cantata.

(20) One of these dragoons is John Loveday, the trumpet-major, the gentle, unassuming son of the miller.