warhorse
പടക്കുതിര
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Normal black horses or black warhorses powered most of them.
(in historical contexts) a large, powerful horse ridden in battle.
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This becomes even more evident in Prelude & Liebestod, primarily the interior monologue of a celebrated maestro while conducting that Wagnerian 'warhorse' .
With a thump, a gangplank was lowered from the first ship, and a young man - no older than Lord Mark and Christian - appeared, sitting atop a fine 'warhorse' .
that old 'warhorse' Liszt's “Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.”
The visitors' skipper Mark Batty 69 and old 'warhorse' Steve Dalby 44 set up the comfortable victory.
With Samuel French receiving medical treatment for mild hypothermia 'warhorse' George Day took control of midfield and opened play up.
Liverpool fan Nolan is looking forward to a likely showdown with 'warhorse' Mark Hughes, who has been used in a deeper role by Blackburn recently.
And if he doesn't play in Melbourne, the 35-year-old pace 'warhorse' certainly won't play in the third Test in Sydney, just days after the Melbourne Test.
Given Mortimer's own frail health, it was widely assumed that the old 'warhorse' had been pensioned - if not killed - off.
You won't find any mention of his new job on the BBC News site, which neglects to inform us where the old Shadow Chancellor will be plying his trade in the newly-shuffled Conservative 'warhorse' .
Beckett was an Old Labour 'warhorse' , and she was damned if she was going to go easier on the electricity mega-corporations than her Tory predecessor.
an old political 'warhorse'
Holmes however was just seen in an exhibition fight, so it might be that the old 'warhorse' will still step in the ring despite what the public would hope.
Knowles played alongside Derek Dougan - that famous old Northern Ireland 'warhorse' who went on to control the club several years later.
That old 'warhorse' , Miguel Angel Nadal, reflected on Ireland and the previous meeting between the teams in a Lansdowne Road World Cup qualifier in 1993.
The old 'warhorse' Darren Starkey gave Copmanthorpe the first half lead at Pocklington and Mark Flood wrapped up the points in the second period as Cop won 2-0.
The Turner thesis has been a 'warhorse' of American historiography for over a century now.
And Amir Peretz, who has rejoined the Labor Party, is running for party leader in primaries later this month against (among others) the old Labor 'warhorse' Shimon Peres.
Gorton rode into the Senate in 1980 on the heels of the Reagan landslide, defeating that old liberal 'warhorse' , Warren Magnuson.
Maligned forward Jamal Mashburn has improved his defense and stayed healthy, and 34-year-old 'warhorse' Dan Majerle is still capable of hitting clutch jump shots.
He rode until his black 'warhorse' stood beside Copper, grabbing her reigns so she could go no further toward Snowkeep.
There has been a welcome youthful look to Stuart Kennedy's side this term but it was that old 'warhorse' Gary McLaughlin who set up this victory with a remarkable six wicket haul.
The Dvorak Cello Concerto is probably more the show of the late Jacqueline du Pré, who gives a fine and committed performance of this 'warhorse' .
David Wetherall and Mark Bower were always on top of old 'warhorse' Wayne Allison, who on Saturday's evidence looks past his sell-by date.
Dalen put her on his own 'warhorse' and they rode double.
The other big mother-daughter team on the West End is Vanessa Redgrave and Joely Richardson in a sublime production of Oscar Wilde's early 'warhorse' Lady Windermere's Fan.
The youthful John Edwards goes into battle with that old 'warhorse' Dick Cheney in round two of the campaign debates.
A sextet version of Armando's Tango features the emotive bass clarinet of Britain's Tim Garland and the old 'warhorse' Autumn Leaves gets some creative re-shaping by the Akoustic Band.
Don't forget, I was the astute observer who told you to watch out for desperate political 'warhorses' with nothing to lose, such as Joe ‘Grand-Mere’ Clark.
While sticking to the 'warhorses' , its quality can be uneven, often hampered by inadequate singers, cheap rental sets and dopey stage directors.
There's a beautiful clarity to Small's playing even when he essays some of the big 'warhorses' of 19th century musical literature.
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