air horn

After a few years in service, they were also fitted with air horns.

Then he held up an air horn and gave a starting blast.

I had the air horns primed and ready just in case one got too near.

Then there was a fearful blast of an air horn.

In 1947 the fog signal changed to an air horn.

Once we passed a large 18 wheeler and the driver must have seen the show because he really got down on his air horn.

Smith kept his foot on the throttle and made good use of the air horn.

This is to prevent the use of the powerful air horn in populated areas.

All we have to do -' The air horn stopped.

An air horn blared from its deck, followed by a message.

On the show Jim read questions and honked a loud air horn.

She heard a loud roar and realized that the 125 was sounding its air horn.

Suddenly they heard the reverberating blast of a track's air horn.

Two stayed on long enough to hear the air horn at eight seconds, indicating a legal ride.

The deep chord of the air horns made me look out toward the Odalisque.

A locomotive air horn was installed on the top left side of the cab.

I reached for the air horn on my harness and gave a blast, then yelled her name again.

"We stick to our air horns and sirens when answering emergency calls."

He pulled out in time to touch off the air horn of a semi rolling up Washington right behind him.

Without hesitation, the conductor sounded several long blasts on his air horn.

And then, the bellowing hoot of the first truck's air horn.

He shouted into a microphone, and his voice blasted over the compound in place of the air horn.

Some air horns are used for signaling the end of the period or quarter on scoreboard systems.

Many people amuse themselves by driving around blasting air horns at others, or using them in other ways.

The air horn beat its longs and short into the still morning air.