Voorbeelden van warhorse

• Age was starting to catch up with the old warhorse, though he was still fighting in main events.

• Next came the equestrians ("equites", sometimes translated knights), originally those who could afford a warhorse, who formed a powerful mercantile class.

• Warhorse as being the album's most intense moment.

• Warhorse baseball has made an appearance in the state championship three times, most recently in 2005, but has failed to win.

• The town still had the mint and supplied a warhorse and warship for the king's service in return for its privileges of self-government.

• The eleventh-century warhorse was usually smaller, usually no taller than 12 hands; 14 to 15 hands at the largest.

• A knight's warhorse was trained to bite and kick.

• On arriving in the city he mounted a warhorse and without hesitation led an impromptu attack on the invaders who had still not penetrated beyond the suburbs.

• As the examples suggest, some entries are old warhorses, whereas others are less familiar.

• Despite the presence of powerful local nobles, the grand duke held strategic estates, especially studs of warhorses and forts on the country's frontiers in the west and north- and south-east.

• The military leaders are warhorses, in the sense that they have nosebags filled with paper put about their necks every morning.

• I hope that the old political warhorses will not come out again, determined to keep all education down to the level of comprehensives.

• Children, especially, were required to collect these: paper, glass, tin foil, and also large quantities of foliage to feed the warhorses.

• In battle the squires would follow the brothers with the spare warhorses.

• The pages' horses, like those of the archers, were not warhorses.