drillmaster

He was already 60 years old, however, and the army would only offer him a drillmaster position.

But it was mostly me: I'm a pretty good drillmaster.

"He takes care of the cows, and is the drillmaster."

He was a severe drillmaster, which made him unpopular among his troops.

What a precision picture of the perfect military drillmaster.

At least as infantry drillmaster I'll know what I'm doing.

Brown hired him to be the drillmaster for his men and to write their tactical handbook.

He'd received as bad from the school drillmaster.

Some members of the army revolted against the drillmaster and the adjutant general.

By the time the reached the hallway outside the chapel Jack was strutting like a drillmaster.

"Good lord, the man has all the charm of a Prussian drillmaster.

Manfred's voice was explosive, like that of a teutonic drillmaster.

She vanished completely, then rose spluttering and cursing like a drillmaster.

Above all, the drillmaster of the suffrage movement had no patience when it came to dogma.

Your job is to be a drillmaster.

As the Flag Guard took their position at the head of the company, the band struck up, and the drillmaster gave his final order.

He had slipped into his drillmaster's voice.

Mouton quickly made a reputation for himself as a strict disciplinarian and an efficient drillmaster.

"So you're supposed to be our drillmaster?"

Major Colcock developed the "Drillmaster" concept to train troops in preparation for war.

But the drillmaster has only a radar display of his formation; he can see with his eyes only those near him.

Then the inspection party was past, and the drillmaster was shouting, "Company-right face!

In his later years on the force, he was the official drillmaster for the department and was in charge of police parades.

"The one that's the drillmaster for the Fuzzies that live up here in this valley," Beltran said.

Ellsworth became drillmaster of the "Rockford Greys", the local militia company, in 1857.