ear trumpet

These kids were going to need ear trumpets by the age of twenty-five.

If you had asked for an ear trumpet, I would have provided one."

Nor, for that matter, an ear trumpet to hear.

Until now I would have heard more sitting below the balcony with an ear trumpet."

He left and I placed it on the ancient machine, upon which an ear trumpet would have been appropriate.

It functions similarly to an ear trumpet by amplifying sound.

He was deaf for much of his life, using an ear trumpet before battery-operated hearing aids became available.

In 1808 he invented an improved ear trumpet, and a musical chronometer.

See the ear trumpet, the metronome, some surprisingly clear, elegant sketches.

Colonel Blink is holding an ear trumpet near his ear.

Lucy's ear trumpet picks up only inconclusive "bits and pieces."

'The old bag's got her ear trumpet out,' he said too clearly.

Later, in the 19th century, ear trumpets and cones were used as hearing aids.

He produced ear trumpets, hearing fans, and conversation tubes.

The book gives the earliest known description of the operation of an ear trumpet.

As she drinks a glass, he holds her ear trumpet and thus, she does not hear the alarm going off.

Ear trumpets, cones that could be aimed at the source of a sound, came into use in the early 1800's.

I couldn't see myself using an ear trumpet, so I learned to lip-read.

René then suggests she use her mother's ear trumpet.

Witnessing is not ramming your opinions and beliefs down someone else's ear trumpet but gently explaining what you believe.

Martin quickly reversed the cone-shaped metal tube so that it acted as an ear trumpet.

Ramagecould just hear the words without using a speaking trumpet as an ear trumpet.

Their ear trumpets had grown to their skulls.

His hearing aid was an electrical analog of the ear trumpet: a large carbon microphone called the "transmitter"

Ear trumpets were made of sheet metal, silver, wood, snail shells or animal horns.