When firefighters struck the opening bell, the room erupted in thunderous applause.
After hearing those words, Watson ran into Bell's room saying that he could understand the message.
For example, one type of enemy is blind and simply identifies your location based on sounds you make (so, you can shoot a giant bell across the room and the enemy will charge at the bell instead of you).
And in Washington, D.C., where pols have to be pretty careful whom they're seen with and where, The Monocle, just shy of the Capitol, is where senators go for lunch, alerted by a dining room bell that summons them back for an important vote.
There were service bells in every room.
The Magic Cabinet still stands in the art room, bell-towered and cow-colored.
A small forest of dead Christmas trees and the sound of mournful wind punctuated by jingle bells fills one room of the gallery.
The corridors have a monastic feel, the serenity disturbed only by the clanging of bells on guests' room keys as they move from yoga session to hot-stone bath treatment.
Its huge rooms, bell pulls for servants (my mother in our day), front and side porches, and the third-floor ballroom were play spaces for my sister and me.
Mr. Guckert's nom de plume, Jeff Gannon, and the Talon News service he worked for did not set off any alarm bells in a room that also includes a representative from The Corporate Crime Reporter, The India Globe and Les Kinsolving, the host of a provocative radio talk show.
Tensile properties were measured on dumb-bell specimens at room temperature using a ZWICK Z010 tensile test machine (Zwick Inc., Ulm, Germany).
