Coachman (noun)

1. A person who drives a horse-drawn carriage, especially for passengers.
2. A person who is hired to drive a coach or similar vehicle for passengers or goods.

Origin:

From the middle english cocheman, meaning 'driver of a horse-drawn coach'.

Examples:

1. The wealthy family had a coachman to drive their horse-drawn carriage to and from their estate.
2. The coachman expertly guided the horses down the narrow, winding roads on their journey.
3. The coachman would often wait outside the building, ready to take the passengers on their next trip.
4. The coachman helped the passengers into the coach and made sure they were comfortable before setting off.
5. The coachman was well-known and respected in the town for his safe and reliable driving.