| The Duke called a coachman to drive the carriage and its four occupants home. |
| He it was who, in the 1850s, persuaded his reluctant coachman to make the first gliding flight in history, across the valley at Brompton. |
| The coachman untied the trunk from the roof of the carriage and set it down beside them. |
| In the brief conversation, the coachman advises the dull-witted pancake vendor recently arrived from his village on how best to sell his goods. |
| The man who can do this may be said to have passed his postgraduate examination as a first-class coachman. |
| We made our way to the front door, where Nathaniel retrieved his coat and hat and called for his coachman. |
