bugle call

Du Maurier was one of the great names of British theatre, she regarded ‘a summons’ from him to be a ‘bugle call from Olympus.’

Before the dread significance of these things became clear, a bugle-call rang out.

Non-military readers may need to be reminded that the “last post” is a bugle-call which signifies the close of the day.

And she has invented a bugle-call all by herself, out of her own head, and its a stirring one, and the prettiest in the service.

The bugle-call rang softly down the valley, echoed away tenderly in the hills, and was lost in the distance.

At two o'clock in the morning the men were roused from sleep, not by the bugle-call, but by low-spoken words.