Pitcher plant of southeastern United States having erect yellow trumpet-shaped pitchers with wide mouths and erect lids.
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Examples for "trumpets"
Examples for "trumpets"
1
The sound of the trumpets startled her; the unusual noises terrified her.
2
And the trumpets and rifles of the French told the same story.
3
We know that these trumpets were used in battle by Celtic peoples.
4
I heard trumpets in the west, and at first I saw nothing.
5
But in the midst Judas caused the trumpets to sound an alarm.
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While they were walking they heard the hounds and later the huntsman's horn in the distance.
2
As she did so, floating over the peaceful woodland air came the faint strains of the huntsman's horn, far, far off.
3
At the large town of Montreal begins the quiet course, and below Quebec the St. Lawrence opens out like a huntsman's horn.
4
To them a message that the fray was up was like the sound of the huntsman's horn in the ears of a thoroughbred hunter.
5
Not a cloud marred the beauty of the blue sky; all the snow had fallen to earth; once more the huntsman's horn awoke the echoes.
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If you've ever seen a field of squash grow, you know that the vine produces lovely, orange-to- yellow trumpet-shaped flowers.
2
It sports showy pink or yellow trumpet-shaped blossoms that produce a seedpod with long, curved hooks that easily attach to shoes or hooves.
3
The flowers are no more than a foot in height with a rich yellow trumpet and paler outer petals that twist finely forward.
4
White petals with the yellow trumpets-youknow the ones I mean.
5
Straw-pale petals around deeper yellow trumpets and with softly glaucous leaves, they are smaller and daintier than garden varieties.
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