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Meanings of blow a trumpet in English
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Usage of blow a trumpet in English
1
To blow a trumpet, signifies that you will gain your wishes.
2
And why they don't need to blow a trumpet to the new month.
3
We could not send our compliments, or blow a trumpet.
4
This aerolite could not be the object in question, for how could an aerolite blow a trumpet?
5
There are a handful of twenty-first-century people who also blow a trumpet to kick off each month.
6
With their snouts and lack of lips, it was impossible for a Phelan to blow a trumpet.
7
The Bible commands me-orJacob, or whoever I am-toblow a trumpet at the start of every month.
8
I don't think it's iver well, even wi' oursel's, to blow a trumpet before any thing we're going to do.
9
I wish I were likely soon to hear the Berchtesgadner symphonies, and perhaps blow a trumpet or play a fife in one myself.
10
The French blew a trumpet of parley, and showed a white flag.
11
I was working on the toe of an angel blowing a trumpet.
12
On each side is an angel blowing a trumpet.
13
And he blew a trumpet, and they retired from the city, every man to his tent.
14
Blowing a trumpet of steam from each nostril.
15
A herald blew a trumpet, and the knight who was called the Sparrow-hawk galloped into the field.
16
Nine of them there are in my book, and a grand one going in front, blowing a trumpet.