He wondered if she had resented his trumping of her medical authority on that assignment.

And in a peculiar trumping of private equity, a recent hedge fund listing has recently received a warm reception on European markets.

The trumping of aesthetics by politics in modern art criticism has contributed to a horrible lowering of standards.

Trumping Webster's Is Google becoming the dictionary of choice for Web users?

It could not be the trump of doom, unless the trumping of doom went off like a double-barrelled gun.

Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun are huge, but they don't compare with the Trumping of Atlantic City.

"There's no way you can possibly read it or construe it that would allow a trumping of W.T.O. obligations," he said.

This Trumping of the souvenir market goes back to a boyhood in Portsmouth and a hobby of collecting shells and making creatures out of them.

Absent are the virtuosic technique, the redemptive frisson, the trumping of artistic touch and, above all, the breathtaking seamless, easy perfection, which either comes naturally or doesn't.

"I don't expect Don not to bid on fights," said Abraham, whose four-fight deal with Lewis was voided by King's trumping of HBO.

Royalty, in all human likelihood, will not play its trump-card till the honours, one after one, be mainly lost; and such trumping of it prove to be the sudden finish of the game!

Laporte's trumping of Wassall on 8 January with a £135m bid for glue maker Evode has been the nearest thing to a typical bid salvo, although there have been some minnow-sized transactions.

To the Editor: In "Trumping Charity" (column, Dec. 20), Bob Herbert reminds us of the longstanding compassionless treatment of the city's homeless under the administrations of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

In the end, the best price may trump just about everything else.

But he said that, as in other areas, security problems could trump all.

Does it trump the right to walk down the street?

Well, now we'll have something that will trump whatever they come up with.

"The relationship between husband and wife should trump everything else," Charles says.

"They are the only way to trump the other concerns."

The law of the land trumps policy all the time.

And I think also about the ways that nature trumps art.

My feeling is that the biology questions trump everything else.

A real life example to trump any expectation of a thank you!

The company looked at the man with the sack, in case he could trump this.

You men trumped this whole thing up, just to get a girl in that room.

At least we had views few ski areas can trump.

Which is not to say that workers' values should trump those of owners.

The charge made no sense and was clearly trumped up.

"Even if the charges have to be trumped up a little."

K-41 told the court that the charges had been trumped up.

Old loyalties still trump the need to put the house in order.

Holding no card of suit led he must trump, if possible.

To throw off a fail when one can trump it.

It's not clear whether the drug's benefits will trump its risks in the long run.

I had a very clear goal now to stage a war, then trump the inevitable.

Weather and crime always trumped the rest of the news.

Public interest needs to trump corporate secrecy in this case.

You had to trump me, no matter what it took!"

West led a trump, which was a good start to the defense.

He led a trump, which was the right idea but the wrong time.

The best defense would have been to start with a top trump.

So West does best to take his king and return a trump.

East played his last trump, and South had no chance.

A trump was led, and won by West with the king.

Now South called for a low trump and put in his eight.

East put up the king and played a second trump.

I was playing with my mother and had gone one no trump.

I held the Trump where both of us could make it out.

Trump is only one American - and not the best example.

He was a happy man when East could not find a second trump.

At the same time, he would not want others to guess the trump.

It is almost as if he has himself become some sort of living Trump.

To win, a team has to get 32 points on a turn when they make trump.

The hotel would continue to be run by a Trump company.

"We've been here 88 years and Trump is one of the good things."

But Trump is a boy who just wants to have fun.

He had to lose a trump and a heart for down one.

It made no sense, but then, not much about Trump did.

The key to the hand is the play of the trump suit.

West goes in with his king and plays a second trump.

But why is Trump seeking public office in the first place?

His dead wife rising at the sound of the last trump?

There is no rule about who may play trump first.

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.