The word 'horsemen' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a group of men who ride horses, typically in a military or ceremonial context. Example: "The horsemen galloped across the field in perfect formation, their hooves thundering against the ground."
In real life, Cesare survived syphilis and malaria but was eventually hunted down and hacked to death at the age of 31 by an assassination posse of 70 horsemen.
To a credulous public, his experience conjured a romantic world of proud and ruthless Bedouin horsemen silhouetted against a burning sky; of Saladin, scimitars, keffiyehs, and desert hawks.
Then, as the beach is bathed in evening light, you can see horsemen from the village canter up and down.
I'm expecting the four horsemen of the apocalypse to appear any moment now".
"Tear gas, clubs, horsemen slashing with bullwhips like the Russian czar's infamous Cossacks, and deputies, using electric cattle prods, chasing fleeing men, women, and children all the way back to Brown's Chapel".
But it is only when people start to die that the money to save them starts flowing in.In this section Flimsy foundations Fools rush in One into two Free for all Hedging against the horsemen Debt and dotage ReprintsSome kind of catastrophe insurance ought to help.
Mr Rosenberg has just written a gloomy report identifying "four horsemen" that will do their worst to American corporate profits: thinner profit margins; paying down debt as tighter financial conditions take their toll; lower energy prices; and a combination of slowing growth outside America and a stronger dollar.
If the apocalypse is still a little way off, it is only because the four horsemen and their steeds have stopped to search for something to drink.The language is often overblown, and the remedies sometimes ill conceived, but the basic message is not wrong.
Were Timur's Mongol horsemen driven by a sudden growth of population on their home steppe?
But they murmur prayers with cherubic devotion and life revolves around families and horses.Along the route children run gleefully for sweets thrown by the horsemen, and entrust to them letters to the Three Kings, asking for presents on Epiphany.
By lunchtime about 850 horsemen, and a handful of women, are heading towards the monument, visible many miles away.
