Sentence examples for A reveille from inspiring English sources

A reveille bugle to wake us every morning.

Ms. Siegel assaults her students with questions amounting to a reveille.

At the time, the left heard a reveille issued deep into the woods of the American right.

His second scheme usurping the rooster and squawking out a reveille every morning was briefly successful, until Mrs. Hoggett bought an alarm clock.

On "Tears in the Rain," the most epic-scale song here, the chorus sounds triumphant but is really a reveille of misery: "They all feel the same," he shouts, about the women who plague his nights.

We have to embrace sponsors in these ways," says Mark Koops, a Reveille managing director.

The editor, Patrick Lanman, says that subscribers to The Reveille-Enterprise actually call to complain if they get a Democrat by mistake, and if the drugstore is out of Democrats, people will go to another store, rather than simply picking up a Reveille-Enterprise.

There are occasional sonic reminders of the subject matter, such as cinematic sound effects: the eerie muezzin wail on "England" drops you straight into Turkey itself, and a horn plays a military reveille on "The Glorious Land" (it's just as well the context has been flagged up in advance or else, given Harvey's enthusiasm for bloodsports, one might mistake it for a fox-hunting tally-ho).

"It's for people who love food and see it as a pathway into a new life," said Howard T. Owens, a managing director at Reveille, a co-producer of the show.

-- a crucial sleeping period for nearby residents who say the first flight is about as restful as a predawn reveille.

The melody he plays is ancient and stirring, the Hejnal, a medieval reveille that unexpectedly ends mid-bar.