Use "cavalry" in a sentence

1. Still, now you’re here – cavalry to the rescue!’

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2. when he leaves the cavalry and becomes a city gent

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3. cavalry and a great fleet of ships

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4. 4They have the appearance of horses; they gallop along like cavalry

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5. timing for the cavalry, thought Danny

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6. But all of them were well fed and riding sleek horses and they were accompanied by cavalry troopers immaculately attired right down to the polished ammunition bandoliers that were strapped across their chests

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7. There were lorries and cavalry big guns and small guns supplies and men all moving through Amiens on their way to the front or supply dumps behind the front lines

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8. As we waited for our orders to move a large contingent of cavalry rode by row after row of sleek well fed horses with the cavalrymen looking down on us from on high

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9. “What good are the bloody cavalry fucking set of bum boy’s the only things they are good for is chasing bloody foxes their useless for modern warfare

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10. At times we would have to stop to let the cavalry leap-frog us on their way forward and we would show what we thought of them by jeering as we stood beside the road trying to ease the aches and pains in our arms and legs

11. As we marched along we could see in the fields on the side of the road lots of men and tents these were the cavalry lines they would move closer to the front when the attack was ready to start

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12. In the fields at the roadside Artillery Batteries were stationed everything from howitzers to feildguns and then of course there was the ever present cavalry detachments

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13. We could see that there was far more troops, guns, cavalry, wagons and Lorries moving up than we had ever seen before

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14. We reached the farmstead and saw that now there were even troops and stores dumps in the fields and orchards of the farm and they stretched right down to the river and on the far side of it was a cavalry troop in lager

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15. She had brought only three hundred cavalry and a thousand foot soldiers, including swordsmen, pikemen, and archers

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16. Lord Rorten brought only three hundred lances, Lady Eleisha was escorted by a hundred cavalry and fifty archers on horseback – she was a minor ruler of mostly farmlands across Mendora – large dark eyes and a slender frame, her golden hair shone in the lamplight

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17. Grant then called on General Sheridan to move his cavalry out

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18. “They talk like they do because like our esteemed commander Haig and the old fart that has just been talking to us they are all cavalry or ex-cavalry Officers

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19. “You listen to me it wont be those tailors dummies in the cavalry that will win this war it will be the P

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20. Mudd heard Union cavalry moving about close by, he

21. large cavalry force located in Alabama and was known for his

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22. The farmer armies there had laid siege to the capital after Lord and Lady Aravon managed to escape with a force of one thousand cavalry

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23. The Nordics covered the fields to the north, stretching for over two miles of pikemen, cavalry and archers, Guardians, Ael Tarael, and Alit’aren

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24. Kelderath, Morthros, and Maldros were mounted with five thousand cavalry and a thousand Dremelden

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25. But Carl knew nothing of cavalry and charges

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26. There was still no sign of Carl and the five thousand cavalry

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27. Kelderath, Maldros, and Morthros were mounted on either side of his horse with the five thousand cavalry behind them

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28. Carl and his cavalry would charge north towards the demon flanks

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29. Not to be confused with Sally Fifth, as it was the command given to the English cavalry to engage the enemy

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30. Illeander’s finest mounted patrols formed as a cavalry had slain nearly half of the Daferlim before they realised what had hit them

31. The army behind the cavalry swept up any debris that was left and despatched it

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32. They tried to destroy the railroad as they retired, but Colonel Aguirre and some Cuban cavalry followed them up, and the Imperial troops continued their flight

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33. General Young's cavalry brigade, with General Wheeler, then passed these outposts and advanced to Siboney

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34. The Cubans reported the enemy in force at Guasimas, and after General Wheeler had reconnoitred the position with General Castillo, he ordered the cavalry to attack at daybreak

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35. General Young, with the 1st and 10th Cavalry and four Hotchkiss guns, advanced along the main road

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36. The regular cavalry had extended their left flank, effecting a junction with the Rough Riders

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37. Pouring in heavy volleys from their carbines, the cavalry then surged forward, the enemy's right flank falling back in good order before the Rough Riders, who were now enfiladed by Rubin's mountain artillery, and the infantry supports entrenched along the ridge

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38. At the supreme moment Captain Taylor, who had heard of the battle, came up with three troops of the 9th Cavalry

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39. The Cubans and cavalry brigade made efficient outposts, and common-sense generalship would have mobilised the army first on the hillside near Siboney, where the men could have been easily fed, and the transport trains utilised to carry out supplies to an advanced base, protected by the cavalry

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40. The 1st Division, the 1st and 10th Cavalry, and the Rough Riders, with three field batteries, were to capture the advanced positions of Santiago at San Juan, and invest the city on the east

41. Into the unknown jungle the cavalry and infantry advanced

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42. By this time the cavalry were starting to deploy along the creek; but when the wretched balloon had finally received its quietus, and sunk amid the curses of the men stricken through its agency by an unseen fire, the enemy had exactly ranged the line of the road, and were apprised that a general advance was taking place

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43. Cavalry and infantry were mixed, but the former deployed to the right, the latter on the left

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44. General Wheeler, through sickness, had that morning been relieved of command of the cavalry by General Shafter

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45. Colonel Wood had assumed charge of Sumner's Brigade, Lieutenant-Colonel Roosevelt leading the Rough Riders, Colonel Diel the 1st Cavalry, and Colonel Baldwin the 10th

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46. Colonel Carroll assumed charge of his brigade, with the 3rd Cavalry, Major Wessells, 6th, Captain Kerr, and 9th, Colonel Hamilton

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47. I waited for a few minutes with the 9th Cavalry

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48. Then the stirring “Charge!” from Hawkins's bugler rang through the trees, and the cavalry trumpets repeated it

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49. The whole cavalry division moved forward rapidly

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50. Turning slightly to the left, the cavalry then charged the main line of entrenchments, soon extending until they touched the centre division, assaulting San Juan

51. A fraise of barbed wire was negotiated with loss, and as the cavalry joined hands with the infantry right, it was an individual race from the extended lines to the top of the hill

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52. Ere twenty of “ours” had clambered over the ridge, “Old Glory” fluttered proudly on San Juan hill, the cavalry pennants were planted on the ridges to the right, and many a stricken and dying soldier raised his bleeding body to give a cheer of exultation and defiance

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53. The Spanish flag was torn down from the fort by Agnew of the 13th, and the pennants of the 6th and 64th Infanteria were captured by the 6th Cavalry

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54. In reserve behind the trees Colonel Sierra had two squadrons of Light Cavalry

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55. Noticing the weakness of the American line, now greatly depleted by wounded and their helpers, and the scattered formation of the various companies that had advanced wildly beyond the ridge, General Linares ordered the cavalry to charge down the road and flank the lines in the valley

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56. The cavalry had also advanced impetuously beyond the hill, and retired reluctantly to its shelter

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57. General Sumner and Colonel Wood both sent to General Kent for infantry reinforcements, and the gallant 13th was moved to the right to support the cavalry

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58. But as we watched the straw hats bobbing, and an occasional swarthy face, the whole cavalry division reverted from individual firing to rapid volleys, a machine gun turned loose, the infantry on our left were responding strongly, and the enemy withdrew to their first line of entrenchments with loss

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59. Thus again the worn-out cavalry and infantry were without artillery support, in a country topographically a gunner's paradise had reconnaissance been made for the selection and preparation of suitable sites

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60. As we hurried to the creek bank, Captain Danforth, the surgeon of the 9th Cavalry, whom I had previously met as physician to the Cuban Government, turned to greet us, and fell shot through both temples

61. Escario had a column of thirty-three hundred infantry, two hundred and fifty cavalry, two field-guns, and sixty transport mules

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62. I frequently messed on pork, hardtack, and poor water with cavalry officers

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63. One could not fail to notice the wagons that daily arrived at headquarters with forage for the horses of the general and staff and his cavalry escort, when vast paddocks of Parana grass in the valley guaranteeing food for the animals remained untouched

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64. General Shafter, the generals of divisions and brigades, and their staffs, and an escort of cavalry rode beyond the lines at ten o'clock, to receive the capitulation of Santiago

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65. ” Our cavalry carried sabres; the Spaniards presented arms, and then marched in column, depositing their rifles in a heap

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66. Close behind the trenches the Spanish dead had been hurriedly covered with earth, and the road to the city was strewn with dead horses, marking the cavalry retreat of the First

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67. “Yeah, that and a regiment of cavalry! Just what we needed,” I babbled, steering Smith-Barry out into the reception area, where a cluster of personages were still backed up at the entrance of the dining hall

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68. In fact, shortly before his death, Grant almost denied Custer the command of the Seventh Cavalry, perhaps as retaliation for his testimony

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69. Yet even the cavalry are armed

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70. The idea that aircraft, like cavalry, might be able to turn a flank, never occurred to them

71. Occasionally cavalry is used in the charge

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72. It is an old axiom of war, ‘Never use cavalry against an unbroken infantry square

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73. I have no idea why, but he was wearing some weird kind of Belgian cavalry officer’s hat

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74. Young Manfred started off as a bold and impetuous cavalry officer

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75. In the early days, in the cavalry, a taste for glory almost got him killed more than once, but he learned the lesson

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76. Then they progressed into infantry squad tactics in the open field against other types of units like cavalry, or steamers and artillery

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77. His cavalry had made attempts at reconnoitering but had not succeeded in gaining much other than some fatal injuries and lots of worn out horses

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78. ‘Then let’s get out of here before the cavalry turns up

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79. veterans, including cavalry, armed infantry and archers

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80. cavalry with his marching phalanx

81. Outnumbered six to one, his infantry of thirty thousand and cavalry of five thousand met two hundred thousand

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82. Persian foot soldiers and ten thousand Persian cavalry

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83. Enemy soldiers and cavalry rank and file who

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84. The infamous Seventh Cavalry (Custer’s former command) herded the Sioux into camps

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85. In retreat, a large part of the Mexican army and cavalry were routed

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86. Teddy Roosevelt quit his job as Secretary of the Navy to join a volunteer cavalry

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87. The dignified guest sported a dark maroon military jacket with brass buttons and two silver bars over a cavalry insignia

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88. There is a light cavalry called jinetes, much like our forces, but armed with spears rather than bows

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89. There had been some raids and even some pitched battles of cavalry and infantry versus cavalry and infantry

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90. Between the jinetes and Gonzalo’s infantry but somewhat behind the line were about one hundred men-at-arms or heavy armored cavalry from Napoles with Ferrante

91. The Frances commander placed his four thousand infantry including about sixteen hundred pike men in his center, and split his lancers, a heavy cavalry, about three hundred on each flank

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92. The latter threw themselves at the heavier cavalry throwing them into some confusion, but doing little damage against their armor

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93. Without support, the jinetes had to fall back from the relentless Frances heavy cavalry

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94. Since he could see that they had much heavy cavalry, Gonzalo waited until nightfall, then had his men infiltrate along both banks of the river to the bridge uniting the two parts of the town

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95. The entire besieging force was considerable, thirteen hundred heavy cavalry, fifteen hundred light cavalry, and four thousand infantry

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96. accompanied by a troop of heavy cavalry

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97. The emperor was dressed in an ornate black armor, much like the heavy cavalry wears

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98. They were designed to stop cavalry, but I know our mounted archers would have easily wiped them out

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99. A rider dressed in a United States Cavalry uniform from the 1800s carries our nation’s flag into the opening ceremonies of an event at the Amarillo National Center

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100. 39 And their number was five hundred cavalry and ten thousand infantry, and four hundred men who could fight without sword or spear, only with their hands and strength