“The claimant, who was a cornet player in an orchestra, claimed that he sustained a hernia while blowing on the cornet.”

“As it cools, the cornet becomes firm and strong enough to hold the ice-cream filling.”

“The cornet became the leading instrument of British and American brass bands.”

“The claimant, who was a cornet player in an orchestra, claimed that he sustained a hernia while blowing on the cornet.”

“As it cools, the cornet becomes firm and strong enough to hold the ice-cream filling.”

“The cornet became the leading instrument of British and American brass bands.”

“I will bring Duffield and Reid around from our office and ask young cornett to come with us.”

“Magistrate cornett, before whom she was led, although a young man, was quite bald.”

“For those watching the destruction at home and wanting to help, cornett recommended donations to the Red Cross.”

“Stoutenburg, besides other rewards, had promised him a cornetcy of cavalry, should their plans be successful.”

“The king has appointed him to a cornetcy in the 3rd Royal Dragoon Guards, but he is going to be one of my aides-de-camp.”

“I learn incidentally that the acme of all heroism is the cornetcy of a dragoon regiment.”

“The Chicago Underground is made up of core duo cornettist Rob Mazurek and drummer Chad Taylor which augments with guest players to become Trios, Quartets, even an Orchestra.”

“In the case of cornettist Ruby Braff, however, the present two-disc set does seem genuinely to document both his final live performance and his final recording of any kind.”

“Cornettist Bruce Dickey is one of a handful of musicians worldwide who have dedicated themselves to reviving the cornetto.”

“Every theatrical newspaper man knows the anecdote of the German cornetist en tour with a minstrel company.”

“There was a cornetist, two or three violins followed, then a banjo and guitar.”

“As the flag was raised, the Star Spangled Banner was sung, a cornetist leading.”