Sentence examples for a bells from inspiring English sources
"This is a 'Bells of St. Mary's' story," was the assessment of Councilman Nicholas Bianco, who remembers attending the church before Seton relocated to larger quarters.
I was concerned that such a "bells and whistles" production would eclipse Roman Polanski's 1971 work of genius, starring the much-missed Jon Finch (a great friend), Martin Shaw (not a friend) and Keith Chegwin (no idea), but it hasn't.
And nobody can remember the last time anyone died in a hospital, which was one of the goals in selling the old Mother House, with its tumbledown infirmary — a "Bells of St. Mary" kind of place — and using the money to finance a new facility appropriate for end-of-life care.
You're obviously dealing with crowdsourced info here (I said I drank a Bells Oberon at a Bob Evans near here, which is untrue).
Inevitably there'll be a bells-and-whistles website, and Jeeves will even have a profile on Facebook.
In September 2005, however, the company joined forces with Microsoftto launch a bells-and-whistles jukebox program with built-in music store.
"Lost," the ABC drama about people marooned on a mysterious island after their Oceanic Airlines flight crashes, has always taken a bells-and-whistles approach to Comic-Con.
Unstuck A bells-and-whistles iPad-only app by a San Francisco consulting firm that leads you through a series of exercises to help you get out of whatever rut you're in.
A bells-and-whistles iPad-only app by a San Francisco consulting firm that leads you through a series of exercises to help you get out of whatever rut you're in.
Then there's the irritation of buying a bells-and-whistles machine just to realize that you can use it only with a particular capsule or pod, which doesn't come cheap.
