Meanings of bagpiper in English

The Captain, however, regarded the lone bagpiper with an indulgent eye.

The party piped in the haggis with a bagpiper playing Scotland the Brave.

Whence thou hadst it, from harper or bagpiper, I care not.'

The candidate had been greeted in nearby Charleville by Margaret Houlihan, a young bagpiper.

Footage shows a lone bagpiper playing amid yesterday's clashes.

They appeared to have been coordinated with his jacket, which was as plaid as a bagpiper player's.

Domino-like, the bagpiper fell back.

A bagpiper plays in central Glasgow May 14, 2007.

Some one flung open the window, for the place was close, and immediately the skirl of a bagpiper broke the silence.

As I approached the house there was a bagpiper playing near it, and the pipes entered into the conversation in the drawing-room.

A Scottish bagpiper who played his fellow soldiers ashore during the D-Day landings in 1944 has been remembered by veterans in Portsmouth.

A busking bagpiper has been told to pack up his pipes after being served an infringement notice by noise control in Dunedin.

Champion bagpiper Brendon Eade will perform with the NZSO in a special concert to celebrate the British & Irish Lions Tour tonight.

Scottish bagpiper Bill Millin, who played his fellow soldiers ashore during the D-Day landings in 1944, has been remembered by veterans in Portsmouth.

In front of the first Company, just behind the bagpiper, strode the Commanding Officer, a large, red-faced young Captain, with a swooping red moustache.

A LONE bagpiper sounded over the hills of the Cooley Mountains in Co Louth, signalling the start of last Saturday's All Ireland Poc Fada championship.