havildar

In some police forces, this rank is also known as Havildar.

The second group, which was led by a havildar, included Mingmar.

Silence met his searching look blandly, and after a moment, the havildar looked away.

The Havildar's small group rode full tilt into the enemy's pursuit.

He raised the rifle until the barrel was centered on the havildar's chest.

Silence blinked, startled by the sudden passion in the havildar's voice.

After a moment, the havildar said, "And how will this fleet get past the - siege engines?"

A havildar urged his horse forward, but then an English voice summoned him back and the man reluctantly turned.

He preferred they should die than be dishonoured," the Havildar translated. "

I need a havildar and some stout fellows to carry pegs.

A Maratha havildar was stationed with each of them.

He later rose to the rank of Havildar.

Like a British sergeant, a havildar wears three rank chevrons.

The picquets blazed back until a havildar shouted at them to hold their fire.

When he said nothing more, Silence sighed, "You brought us here, havildar."

Silence met his stare with all the innocence she could muster, and after a moment, the havildar smiled.

The havildar gestured to the carved chairs that stood at studied intervals across the room.

The havildar said nothing, clearly rather startled by the idea, and Silence saw suddenly that the princess royal was holding her breath.

He joined the Indian Army and served up to Havildar.

The musician, waiting quietly in the corner until now, made a noise of protest, but the havildar ignored him.

Accompanied by only 15 men, the havildar led a fierce attack and secured Lalial.

Moreover, the army concealed the facts by continuing to refer to him as Havildar in press releases.

When the platoon commander and several others were wounded, havildar Philipose took charge.

"Your estimate is a little low, havildar," Silence said, smiling to hide the cold knot of fear in her stomach.

I shall have an harem," he said aloud, earning a worried look from his Havildar. "