The bugling of the strange excitement in his mind was stronger now.

The bugling of bull elk can be heard especially in the early morning and evening.

So the riders've come to no harm or be sure we'd've all heard the bugling.

I heard the bugling sour notes of the boy blowing his nose.

Noise on the battlefield distorted sound, but he thought the bugling had come from there.

It was the sound we had been waiting for, the storied bugling of a male elk.

From the walls came a high, musical bugling.

In the television series, Odie's appearance is usually announced by the sound of the cavalry's bugling.

She could distinguish the bugling of elk from that of moose.

Or is that the bugling of an amped-up elk?

And that bugling seemed to rift apart both the hall in which they stood and the sky above it.

They heard from time to time the bugling and snorting of centaurs but saw none.

The bugling of Ramoth and Mnementh outside effectively prevented further discussion.

"I want to avoid unnecessary bugling," Mr. Christopher said.

The fleet was assembled, and with much drum-beating and off-key bugling they set sail.

You speak my name and it rings in my heart like the bugling of the Dragon of Dawn.

The ear-piercing bugling is a classic sound of the Rocky Mountains - and one that tourists without rifles often head west to hear.

The elk can be heard too - their bugling, the bulls' mating calls, resonates through the Hoh Valley.

In the last week, though, around Mammoth at the park's northern entrance, residents heard the powerful bugling of male elk as the autumn courting season officially began.

She looked out apprehensively when the bugling ceased and saw a contingent of giffs, nets dangling from their clawed feet, speed off for the morning's fishing.

And by early September, a careful traveler can often hear the distant bugling of a male elk, lording it over his harem and challenging other males.

They heard the bugling challenge of many dragons-F'nor, T'gellan, Mirrim, and nearly a full wing of Eastern Weyr riders.

There was a bugling from the car behind him, but he was barely conscious of it; it was only when it drove up beside him and stopped that he noticed.

The moment of remembrance begins with the bugling of "Last Post" immediately before 11:00 am, at which time the gun salute fires and the bells of the Peace Tower toll the hour.

From overhead, above the circling dragons, somewhere in the deep blueness of the sky, came the sudden clatter of driving hoofs, a wild bugling and the baying of a hundred hunting hounds.

Denver bugled its superiority in this game early and often.

A low, almost bugling call issued from the lead ram.

The second set of horn signals bugled across the field.

We could hear the elk down there, bugling like mad.

It was this experience, however, that led him toward drum and bugle corps music.

It is primarily used as the middle voice of drum and bugle corps.

I had my first real management experience directing several drum and bugle corps.

The sound came again - a faint, far bugling.

He is now bugling a full retreat on the municipal labor relations front.

Collier had bugled Roosevelt and the rest of his party to join in.

The drum and bugle corps has been defunct since 1995.

Frustrated, the bull stuck his head forward and bugled into the sunset.

"Next time, bring a goddamned drum and bugle band along!"

The horses were bugling with alarm, and she heard shouts outside the tent.

Ruth bugled loud enough to deafen those in the court.

Sir Roger bugled his men to follow him, and they scattered out onto the plain.

This style is a direct imitation of drum and bugle corps.

The herald wiped his brow, then bugled and repeated the message.

But within the last two years, there have been signs that the local drum and bugle corps is making a comeback.

Females are attracted to the males that bugle more often and have the loudest call.

Three dragons bugled from the mounds beyond the building.

Suddenly the air was full of agitated fire lizards, shrieking and bugling.

There's a drum and bugle corps anybody can join.

The dragons bugled in answer to the challenge, and Sean grinned broadly.

If she kept doing that, it was possible that I might begin to bugle like a stallion.

I'll clear them out if I can, and you may be able to hear my bugle when you're on your way.

He'd go in to the Bugle, see what work was around.

He was known to play the bugle at the end of each performance.

"You would have seen some in the Bugle over the last week, yes."

The night is far spent; we'll hear the bugles before long.

They take the bugle and are sad for a moment.

The clear sound of a bugle sounded for them to fire.

She put up the bugle to do it, but he said wait a minute first.

With just an ideal and the sound of bugles out in space.

Once again the notes of the bugle rose high and clear upon the night air.

All this time he continued to sound the various calls on his bugle.

I remember one child named Don who played the bugle.

Another bugle blast and it was each man for himself.

Yet the sound of his words still echoed like bugles.

On the morning of 30 March a bugle call for action was sounded.

With this bugle call, many of the men turned and began to return the Confederate fire.

There isn't enough information to know how bugle might work.

He started playing trumpet at age 10, and then took up bugle.

A moment later the clear notes of the bugle call sounded.

His view was always "If the bugle calls, you go."

Then, despite all the world's bugles, the Wheel would stop.

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of bugle for these uses.

Up and down the southern line other bugles echoed the call.

There was a cry in my being like bugles calling me to her.

The man nodded, then raised a bugle to his lips.

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of bugleweed for these uses.

Stop using bugleweed at least 2 weeks before a scheduled surgery.

Taking bugleweed along with diabetes medications might cause your blood sugar to go too low.

At this time there is not enough scientific information to determine an appropriate range of doses for bugleweed.

Long-term use of bugleweed can cause an enlarged thyroid gland.

The appropriate dose of bugleweed depends on several factors such as the user's age, health, and several other conditions.

The name bugleweed can refer to two unrelated plants:

Surgery: Bugleweed might affect blood sugar levels.

Discontinuing bugleweed abruptly can result in high levels of thyroid and prolactin, which might cause physical symptoms.

Diabetes: Bugleweed might lower blood sugar.

Don't take bugleweed if you take thyroid pills.

Lycopus uniflorus is a species of flowering plant in the mint family known by the common name northern bugleweed.

Many ground cover plants, even invasive ones like bugleweed (Ajuga), are suitable as edging plants.

Blue bugleweed may refer to:

It's also UNSAFE to use bugleweed while breast-feeding.

Lycopus americanus, common names Water horehound or American bugleweed, is a member of the genus Lycopus.

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: It's UNSAFE to use bugleweed during pregnancy because it might affect hormones.

Some are new cultivars of old favorites like Ajuga, or bugleweed, which is usually associated with spoon-shaped purplish leaves and little blue flowers that bloom from May through June.

A porous strip right by the entrance to the house is planted with ground covers like periwinkle, sweet woodruff or bugleweed and low shrubs like dwarf fragrant sumac or spicebush.

Medications for diabetes (Antidiabetes drugs) interacts with BUGLEWEED Bugleweed might decrease blood sugar.

Ajuga genevensis (also variously known as the upright bugle, blue bugle, Geneva bugleweed, blue bugleweed) is a herbaceous flowering plant native to Europe.

Thyroid hormone interacts with BUGLEWEED Taking bugleweed might decrease how well thyroid hormone pills work.

The same can be said for most varieties of bugleweed, buttercups, pachysandra and a host of other plants that would be more useful, and more charitably described by garden writers, if they were more mannerly.

(ARISTOLOCHIA) Virginia Water Horehound (BUGLEWEED) Virginian Poke.

Lycopus europaeus (Gypsywort, Gipsywort, Bugleweed, European Bugleweed, Water Horehound, Ou Di Sun) is a perennial plant in the Lycopus genus, native to Europe and Asia, and naturalized in the United States.