The trumpeted changes to lure foreign investors came with a long list of areas closed to non-Saudis.

Then something intruded upon the silence and the white like a trumpeted reprieve.

The effect of some revolutionary song has been compared to a trumpeted cavalry charge, inspiring individuals to be united with a larger group.

On his trumpeted signal, it became a gallop.

Maybe, if the trumpeted message "Another Ryanair flight landed on time!"

Little did we suspect that we were about to discover Tijuana's greatest, and least trumpeted attraction: its restaurants.

He heard a trumpeted greeting.

But the narrow opening for success is in accordance with the city's two-year threshold for trumpeted arrivals.

But mostly he was chased by the two West Coast horses running the trumpeted "race within the race," and that one also followed the script.

This undercutting of trumpeted compassion initiatives is a habit with the president because of his devotion to tax cuts for the wealthy.

No young artist to emerge in the 90's has been more trumpeted than Kiki Smith, who specializes in lifesize sculptures of battered figures.

And his trumpeted speed hasn't translated into much on the basepaths, Burnitz having been caught stealing (six times) twice as often as he has successfully stolen.

They will hear a trumpeted call to order at 5:30 p.m., then see a procession of dignitaries that will include the British consul general, Thomas Harris.

Digna Ochoa, one of Mexico's most prominent human rights attorneys, felt sure that the trumpeted arrival of democracy in Mexico had not brought real change.

Sticklers for accuracy will take issue with Naxos's trumpeted claim that this is the world premiere recording of "The Four Seasons."

Actually, the most trumpeted event of the London fall has already opened, and the lines outside the Theater Royal Drury Lane stretch until March.

If Tyson, the 20-year-old World Boxing Council heavyweight champion, is as mythic as the trumpeted words say, then you could surely fool Smith.

Other trumpeted virtues: A minimalist aesthetic inspired by Chinese art, and a wisecracking sidekick, whose voice is provided by Eddie Murphy.

In a cruel twist, Rutgers's single most trumpeted hire in the women's sports program seems to be the single most disrupting thing for the women already in it.

His delivery manages to be caustic and laconic, an unhurried savaging of all that is conservative and Republican, all wrapped up to a trumpeted call to arms.

Possible Gamble But the potential costs to Bonilla's public image would seem to have been considerable given his trumpeted reputation for undentable optimism and magnanimity with the news media.

You could interpret this generously, as a desire to highlight less trumpeted authors, or you could call it, as one writer I know does, the "too many goodies policy."

New (and returning) borrowing options - tax increment finance, the bond market, enterprise zones - offer some room for manoeuvre, but there are other less trumpeted measures also under consideration.

This animation is accompanied by a trumpeted fanfare, composed by Freddie Phillips, and which was based on the morse code translation of 'BBC Two'.

Adding fuel to widespread concern about the looming shortage of qualified public-school teachers, a new report contends that some of the most trumpeted plans for change would only make matters worse.

At the age of four, he began to play trumpet.

From the side of the field, came a voice like a trumpet call.

He began playing the trumpet at the age of 12.

And what was Trumpet doing there in the first place?

They have also been known to take out a trumpet or two and start playing.

"We need no trumpet to tell us what to do."

Or were Trumpet and all her people completely out of control?

Suddenly, there was heard the sound of a single trumpet!

Then she might not have lived long enough to know whether Trumpet was dead.

At 10, he tried the trumpet, but found it was not for him.

We heard the clear sound of a trumpet in the near distance.

How did he get his hands on a ship like Trumpet?

Then from the distance comes the sound of a trumpet.

Here young Mike took up trumpet playing around the age of six.

Now this is obviously not the case for a trumpet.

If Trumpet was alive, maybe they would be able to see her as well.

There are days when the trumpet just talks to me.

She hated anything which might come between her and Trumpet.

Sometimes there was only one other member, the trumpet player.

"After the service is over, I'd love to hear that trumpet sound."

If a battle trumpet could live, it would sound like that.

She handed him the trumpet and he in turn used with a will.

Not nearly enough time for Trumpet to get away safely.

If Trumpet came back for him, he would know mercy at last.

Democratic leaders will need a new way to trumpet the party's best ideas.

This was not the best day to trumpet America's accomplishments in these first six months.

And most of them trumpet a party affiliation from their home page.

Two: They could leave now and trumpet their outrage to the world.

They hit the wall, trumpeted together this time, then turned and ran the other way.

They'll trumpet the news that life has been found even where no one expected it to exist.

He trumpeted, his hair floating in the water around him.

If that were so, why was no one trumpeting her discovery?

The Clinton economic plan will trumpet spending for education, job training and public works as the key to building a richer nation.

This is not the first time the university's turnaround has been trumpeted.

Trumpeting the knowledge from out of time would only make that harder.

Trumpet 5 is allegedly the second satellite of a new series.

The last touched the elephant not at all, but heard him trumpet.

The administration has every right to trumpet that welcome news, but there remains much of concern.

Nevertheless, they were trumpeted throughout the nation, because the media had little else to talk about.

Was he trying to effect some last, desperate repair which would give Trumpet back her power?

He knew Bert well, had given him trumpet lessons for two years.

But the answer is certainly not just to trumpet how successful the alliance has been, as was suggested.

He started to play violin, but later switched to trumpet.

Why did the city effort, once trumpeted, quietly fall short of its goal?

If you pass us on the ground tomorrow, don't trumpet.

"New Jersey needs a vehicle to trumpet its success and successful people."

And if they're not, there are plenty of players willing to trumpet the team's rise.

No one wants to pass up a good yarn that others trumpet.

Then the wind brought a sound different from the mammoth's trumpeting.