troika

Couric could be a Today co-host, perhaps as part of a troika with Curry, who had already been offered the job.

Death, with the grin on his fleshless face, is hurrying them along to it as fast as his troika can go.

The crowd facing the troika divided like water cleft by the hand, and the vehicle flew forward with nothing to oppose it.

Pavel covered that distance in a post-sleigh drawn by a troika.

The third horse of the troika is one of the typically Russian features.

To assume, as Mr. Gladstone does, that Homer lived within fifty years after the Troika, is to make a purely gratuitous assumption.