Catalan
cigne trompeta Large pure white wild swan of western North America having a sonorous cry.
Portuguese
trompetista Catalan
trompeta Synonyms
Examples for "cornetist"
Examples for "cornetist"
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He said Ed was known far and wide as the world's challenge cornetist.
2
The cornetist toots in a screech like a car-engine whistle.
3
There was a cornetist, two or three violins followed, then a banjo and guitar.
4
A cornetist flared forth with a bugle call.
5
So the Staff-Captain took a cornetist and two of the lassies and went over to the Y.M.C.A.
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But at last he succeeded in getting the ear of the trumpeter.
2
It is slavery which inspires all, from the general to the trumpeter.
3
The ducks were not thought of-thetrumpeter was to be the game.
4
Not that the great jazz trumpeter and entertainer had many illusions himself.
5
Bass player Cass Mitchell and trumpeter Finn Scholes are often lurking about.
6
As he entered it he ordered his trumpeter to blow his horn.
7
For after all a poor trumpeter was better than none at all.
8
Kamenko's arm is trembling, the trumpeter is trembling, a cold wind rises.
9
One day Father Mozart brought home Schachtner, the Court trumpeter, to dinner.
10
His trumpeter sounded the warhorn, and Anders's lords leapt on their horses.
11
They own the Cuckooland Museum, dedicated to cuckoo, quail and trumpeter clocks.
12
The trumpeter let out a series of notes as their lips touched.
13
American jazz and classical trumpeter and educator currently touring New Zealand.
14
English trumpeter Alison Balsom was named classical artist of the year.
15
Never till the great trumpeter comes shall the grave of Booth be discovered.
16
Carnivorous Plant Society is the brainchild of Auckland trumpeter and cartoonist Finn Scholes.
