That has been bruited about all the Communities, they say.

Three phrases, new and old, are being bruited about the world of English.

American vocal training has long been bruited as the best in the world and is supposed to be better than ever.

Or so it is bruited about among the animal folk.

A dozen names have already been bruited about, some promising.

"Such kinds of analysis have been bruited about for a while," the captain said.

This dark tale, whispered at first, was now bruited far and wide.

I prefer your theory to some of the others that have been bruited about."

It is also widely bruited about that I was responsible for his removal.

The story (without the recent Khartoum meeting) has been bruited about for months, including the $475 million figure.

Even between deals, no market tips or society scandals were bruited about.

"She realized that thy mission were not best bruited there."

In fact, I have no doubt that such tales are being bruited about as truth even now."

It was bruited about, however, that I had lost half a billion; and the nation almost went into mourning."

First off, your candidacy for praetor is already being bruited about.

This is not to say that potential candidates are not being bruited about.

He is already fed up with the way the media has bruited about in advance the names of his appointments.

Which was why he was also being bruited around for a presidential candidate in the next election.

"We put away one embarrassment and our enemies have bruited it about for the past three centuries.

Small wonder a wild Rubin scenario is bruited about.

It is also bruited about that broccoli was American born and found its way to Europe as well.

It was no secret that they were there, but it wasn't widely bruited about either.

The trouble was now bruited all over Greece.

Well, I guess they haven't bruited it about, offplanet.

Because if you bruited this about, I'd have to kill you."

It has been given the term "bruit", French for noise.

Most people who have a bruit do not know it, but at times, some may hear, through their own ears, a swishing sound.

This sound, known as a bruit, is caused by an unnatural turbulence in the flow of blood.

"The bruit of it was all over Gorget, you know that."

The term "bruit," the French word for "noise," simply refers to the sound.

Further, the reviewer bruits it about that he doesn't know the word "bruit."

Long accessible by ferry, its only outlet to the outside world, there were no cars in Grand Bruit.

Atherosclerosis can create a whooshing or blowing sound ("bruit") over an artery.

What he heard was not encouraging: a soft, high-pitched sound accompanying each heartbeat that physicians call a bruit.

It clanged against the steel shutter next to the entrance and the bruit echoed through the club.

Art bruit for a percussionist and an assistant (1994/95)

The bruit is a warning signal that blood flow through a carotid artery may be partially blocked.

Brother, we will proclaim you out of hand: The bruit thereof will bring you many friends.

"Bruit this not about; we fear goblin ears."

The great sonorous drumming of the summer night was like the bruit of Time passing steadily by.

Occasionally, physical examination reveals an abdominal bruit in the mid-epigastrium.

For example, a loud whooshing sound called a bruit may be heard over the aorta or renal artery.

This that my brethren report may well be true, and yet I take no shame in the bruit or "fama."

Riesman's sign is a clinical sign in which a bruit can be heard over the eye.

What rattles inside when A Bruit Secret is shaken remains a mystery.

Instead our course was set for the liny village of Grand Bruit, some miles farther west.

The bruit is Hector's slain, and by Achilles.

Son silence bruit, for one musician (1975)

A "bruit" (an abnormal sound heard with the stethoscope) may be heard over the carotid arteries of the neck.

A carotid bruit is a systolic sound heard over the carotid artery area during auscultation.