trumpeting

While the President was trumpeting amnesty, The New York Times reported on how manufacturing jobs were paying less and less.

The Internet exploded with glee, with sites from the Washington Post to Buzzfeed to Gawker trumpeting the debate.

Strong Kabul governments before the Soviet invasion of 1979 never tired of trumpeting various territorial claims on Pakistan.

Yet here is Speaker Boehner now trumpeting his eagerness for a sequester.

Yet they are trumpeting it as a kind of "victory," because they fought Israel and survived.

There was no more trumpeting or calling from the elephant, but a sinister silence through which he was trying to reach me.

Kari kept on trumpeting and calling for help, and by this time he was chest deep in the mud.

Toward late afternoon, I heard the same terrible trumpeting that I had heard before.

Kathlyn ran for her rifle, but the trumpeting of the elephants was sufficient to send the striped cat to other hunting-grounds.

He heard the neighing of the horses, the trumpeting of the elephants, the roaring of the lions, and the snarling of the tigers.