cossack

• Ivan sang in Russian for 4 or 5 minutes (across 4.5 octaves), standing alone on stage, dressed like a cossack. —  townx - Comments
• THE London Philarmonic Skiffle Orchestra will be performing a variety of music, including Celtic, cajun, cossack and country blues, to name but a few, in the community centre tonight from 8pm. —  HX News and Sport
• Ukraine is widely known for its lively cossack-style dancing ( "hopak") and elaborately batiked easter eggs ( "pysanky") —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
• Yet Ukrainian nationalists, in their attempts to try to create some kind of national identity, try to cling onto their far-distant cossack history and claim that they are theirs, when in fact the only cossacks that ever existed on the territory of what is now present-day Ukraine was the Zaporozhti, which were disbanded died 300 years ago, while Russia had many different cossack hosts from the Don, Terek, Kuban, Urals, Ussuri, etc cossacks. —  News on www.kyivpost.com
• The journey over the desert stretch from Prieska to Upington was full of alarms; during the night the train halted in the lonely veld owing to a washaway, and we stood to arms, throwing out cossack-posts around the train wherein the Commander-in-Chief slept. —  With Botha in the Field

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