Sentence examples for about the bells from inspiring English sources

"It's not about the bells and whistles on the page.

Ten years ago, as an undergraduate living at Lowell, I knew nothing about the bells' provenance, or the hopes and fortunes they embodied.

"It's not money – there's brilliance in writing a simple song … It's not so much about the bells and whistles, it's about the lyric and the melody".

In October, the Rev. Michael McClane '01, who majored in history at Princeton, welcomed Thompson's class to St .Paul's and shared some details about the bells, the largest of which weighs nearly a ton.

It's about the bells and whistles here: While browsing through the online stock of Net-a-Porter, Colette, Browns and Selfridges, shoppers can vet outfits with friends via online chats or video conferenc-ing.

"James suggested the section that talks about the bells, Ring Out Wild Bells, and that really got us up and running: we had two poems, both eulogies to dead friends, both ringing the bells.

About the bell-man?

"There's something about the bell-like sounds.

We're excited about the bell ringing and we can now officially talk to teams".

The critical thing about the bell-shaped curve is that the tails drop off really fast, after you get a certain distance up on either end.

"It was obvious that at that stage, when she'd had such a big shock, that she thought about the bell jar again, coming down over her.