Sentence examples for horn called from inspiring English sources

A police escort whisked his party to the stadium, where he entered to the sounding of a horn, called the shofar and used on Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah.

Native Andeans play another kind of spiral-shaped horn called the wakrapuku, which is made from sections of cattle horn or pieces of sheet metal; the instrument is played in pairs during an annual fertility ritual.

Not everything the cold conditions brought could be prepared for however, with the Vikings' famous horn, called the Gjallarhorn, shattering prior to the match due to the bitter temperatures.

The Waiãpi people of the Tropical Forest area have an end-blown horn called the nhimia poku that can be played as a solo instrument or in ensembles, depending upon the ritual context.

The Mapuche play an end-blown horn called the trutruka, made from a bamboo tube wrapped in horse intestine and capped with a cow horn resonator at the distal end.

The house, Mr. Magnan said, has let him spread out, and now he can display some of the objects he treasures, like the ram's horn, called a shofar in Jewish tradition, that he keeps on the living room coffee table.

The work begins with quizzical solo horn calls that soon overlap into disjointed phrases.

One of the experienced sabs used horn calls to distract the hounds, giving the fox enough time to escape.

And the orchestra's rich sweet strings, dark-hued brass and dazzling solos (the horn calls in "Siegfried") gave rare pleasure.

A horn calls from the dam over the saltbox houses and one-room churches in towns like Malone and Wadley and then, in the course of an hour or so, the water level rises from a trickle to a wall 8 to 10 feet high.

This drug company is what van horn calls "an oddball story".