Sentence examples similar to army breeches from inspiring English sources
In the eighteenth century, the public had access to repeating rifles and the U.S. Army was armed with breech loading single shot rifles.
He and three companions, all dressed in the heavy wool coats and breeches of the Union army, marched 37 miles on the final day of their trip, emulating their forebears, including Mr. Dobbs's great-great-grandfather James Dow, a private in the company.
They also had great faith in two recently introduced technical innovations: the breech-loading chassepot rifle, with which the entire army was now equipped; and the newly invented mitrailleuse, an early machine gun.
The Muslim army is hacked to pieces, and a crane shot reveals "Saracens tangled with Europeans inside the breech in the wall," the script says.
She later added superb opera and stage costumes, and wore them as she did everything else, as part of a look, that might also include Land Army breeches bought in the Laurence Corner surplus store and shoes by Manolo Blahnik.
The third breeches the dunes.
These breeches were known as petticoat breeches or rhinegraves.
The breeches were probably named for Karl Florentin, Rheingraf von Salm.
Looks very fetching in velveteen breeches.
