Sentence examples for all bells from inspiring English sources

"With the Yanks, it's all bells and whistles.

But it wasn't, actually, all bells and vuvuzelas.

It's not all bells and whistles — or "eyewash," as the Marlins' new manager, Ozzie Guillen, would say.

This is from a tape I got in Ghana recently, all bells and group chanting – pretty beautiful.

Every Sept. 18 at 10 20 p.m. -- the exact moment the Japanese marched into the city -- all bells and car horns here toll in unison.

All bells contain an array of partials, or sound-wave frequencies of various pitches, but the tone of a musical bell consists of both harmonious partials and higher inharmonious partials.

"I promise to give it my all," Bell wrote on the website.

In retrospect, that Physical Graffiti emerged at all – let alone that it now merits an all-bells-and-whistles 40th anniversary repackaging – is something of a miracle.

The latest iteration in a burgeoning fitness gaming market, Sports Active 2 is an all-bells-and-whistles, heart-monitoring and motion-sensing training regime – even coming complete with peppermint-scented resistance band.

Following successful runs in Edinburgh and around the country, they're now heading to a proper West End theatre to perform In The Middle Of No One – an all-bells-and-whistles extravaganza involving alien abduction, time travel and all sorts of over-the-top comic violence.

All the Bells creator Martin Creed hopes bells will be rung right across the UK at 08 12 BST on Friday.