Sentence examples for bell that summoned from inspiring English sources

Camp meetings at the Mountain Grove Campground began at 7 30 p.m. on a Wednesday night with a bell that summoned the attendees to a welcome sermon.

The cast-iron bell that once summoned Fannye Booker to the cotton fields stands at the entrance to the Booker-Thomas Museum, her personal tribute to those who toiled beside her and eventually fled the South.

The fanciful wrought-iron campaniles typical of the area evolved to shelter the bells that summoned people to Mass and warned them of danger, and to provide structures resistant to shredding by the wind.

Armed with a suitcase bursting with files assembled during months in custody, he has stalked the courtroom, thrusting papers at the officers serving as judges, demanding silence from prosecution lawyers and refusing demands that he sit down until the presiding officer, Col. Vinod Malik, raises his hand above a bell that summons armed guards.

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.

Beside the kitchen door was a little bell that once summoned them all to dinner.

And should a servant ever need to be summoned, Ms. Lake could always use the crystal bell that is part of her collection of crystal baubles.

KATHERINE BELL: That's amazing.

All the rooms had long braided cords, thick gold ropes that had once rung service bells but now summoned nothing.

It was 3 a.m. when the father rang the bell to summon the son.

The members listen attentively until the bell rings, summoning them back to the assembly hall.