Any of various low-growing annual or perennial evergreen herbs native to Eurasia; used for ground cover.
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The bugle sounded, and in a short time the infantry fell in.
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All was ready; the bugle rang out the signal for the attack.
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The second day we were in camp the bugle sounded the assembly.
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The notes of the bugle have summoned the attention of the inhabitants.
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At the sound of the bugle the troops assembled on the ramparts.
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But the bugle is sounding to drill in the early summer morning.
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At the bugle call, the troops mustered on parade in full uniform.
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Night had closed in when Bruce sounded his bugle under the walls.
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A long note was sounded on a bugle, and everyone mounted up.
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The clear notes of a bugle rang; whackety, bang-clack-clack,wentthe axes.
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Then of a sudden the notes of a bugle sounded the reveillé.
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The bugle sounded at daybreak and the soldiers arose to make breakfast.
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He sounded the bugle and a Frenchman came down to the bank.
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Andrews felt the mocking notes of the bugle outside stabbing his ears.
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Simultaneously a bugle rings out cheerfully from the direction of the orderly-room.
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The bugle call shaded off into a single strain from the band.
