Meanings of soldierly man in English

A tall soldierly man of middle age strode up to the carriage.

He was a strongly built, soldierly man, an inch or two under six feet.

Henry and Frederick Lynn are very dashing sparks indeed; and Colonel Dent is a fine soldierly man.

She ran down the room, as the door opened, and kissed the tall, soldierly man who entered.

As she did so, I observed a tall, soldierly man appear in the avenue, advancing with rapid strides.

This will happen: He who left England ten years before a raw boy, has returned a sunburnt soldierly man.

There were but two of the Doyles-Patricia and her father, Major Doyle, a tall, handsome, soldierly man with white moustache and hair.

A tall, soldierly man, brown-faced and moustached, walked beside her, and she occasionally laid her hand with a caressing motion upon his arm.

The new Governor was a blunt, soldierly man, upright and just according to his lights, but deeply influenced by his military and aristocratic leanings.

A bluff, soldierly man, of Irish birth and English opinions, he received me with particular civility, in which curiosity may perhaps have played its part.

"Tell me, who is that beautiful woman with the tall soldierly man, coming in now?"