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But then the Mets shortstop saw “the cleats with the trumpets.”
Source: https://nypost.com/2023/03/21/mets-francisco-lindor-on-edwin-diaz-injury-broke-my-heart/
Even before that, the excellent opener of the programme, Anna Clyne’s This Midnight Hour, really needed more space for its superb orchestration, complete with carefully-placed stereo trumpets, to be appreciated properly.
Source: https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/23398617.music-rsno-chan-city-halls-glasgow-four-stars/?ref=rss
Her reading the sheet of paper is accompanied by a motif of muted trumpets and a trombone; tubular bells, quietly embedded in each scene’s climax, suggest a clock striking, and time running out.
He trumpets a sanguine defense of the Church, so unusual for his kind.
Just as Biden trumpets the solid job market, Fed officials could interpret the hiring as evidence that they need to raise rates higher and that could cause more pain for the economy and the Democratic administration.
Source: https://krdo.com/news/2023/05/05/biden-hopes-strong-job-market-means-soft-landing-for-economy/
The band comprises saxophones, trumpets, trombones plus an excellent rhythm section of piano, bass, guitar and drums.
The big occasion was marked by the appearance of a band from North Carolina State University who lifted nervous spirits in the sold-out stands with a rousing rendition of Sweet Caroline from trumpets and sousaphones.
The occasional sounds of trumpets, clarinets and saxophones from the university band filled the air.
Veterans and army cadets marched from Le Mans Crescent to Victoria Square as trumpets played and flags were raised.