1. The long, plastic, trumpet-shaped vuvuzela was found to emit an ear piercing noise of 127 decibels – louder than a lawnmower (90 decibels) and a chainsaw (100 decibels).

2. Limpid dew on them, trumpet-shaped petals with purple and white glowed with the freshness and grace.

3. Ruocao is a trumpet-shaped gulf backing on to the mount Daqing and it is sandwiched between the cape Niutou and Maotiao.

4. The trumpet-shaped base of the proximal phalanx is left intact to further stabilize the arthroplasty.

5. Any of several trumpet-shaped, ciliate protozoans of the genus Stentor, living in dark freshwater pools and feeding chiefly on smaller microorganisms.

6. Light sent into the oil layer was confined there, bouncing between the metal and air boundaries. The beam spread out ever more quickly, generating a trumpet-shaped glow (see image).

7. Any of various plants of the genus Lilium, having variously colored, often trumpet-shaped flowers.

8. A gap of endotesta exists in the chalazal region and is filled up with a group of pigment cells. The outline of the pigment cell group looks like trumpet-shaped.

9. The front part of the utility model is a trumpet-shaped part made of hard materials, and the back part is a hollow part which is made of elastic materials and is sheathed on the trumpet-shaped part.

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10. Ming Dynasty's colored goblet is mainly the triad, above is a trumpet-shaped object, middle is the drum abdomen, lower part is the phoenix tail, plain elegant.

11. The results show that, as fluid passes through each rib, a trumpet-shaped vortex is generated from the upstream vertex of the rib, shaping a region with high value of heat transfer coefficient (HTC).