Sentence examples for bells all over from inspiring English sources

At 10 a.m. this past Sunday (the Day of Mourning), bells all over the city of Charleston rang out in memory and mourning of the nine people murdered last week.

Mr. Obama was worried enough to send his Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, to ring the alarm bells all over the Continent ahead of the summit.

For however mystical their peals, the real miracle of the bells at the Church of the Nativity, as with church bells all over Russia, is that they ring at all.

In other words, today's employment report should be sending alarm bells all over official Washington.

Wearing a bright blue T-shirt with bells all over it and flared, pocketed jeans that could get caught on branches is not the best idea.

I can still hear the bells chiming all over Brooklyn.

Church bells ring all over London, publishers dance in the streets.

Ms Le Pen set alarm bells jangling all over Europe on Sunday with her party's stunning performance in the first round of the French regional elections.

But it was Sunday that hit him, when the bells rang all over South Chicago — the Ukrainian, Roman Catholic, Greek, Russian, African-Methodist churches, sounding off one after another.

He was not accused of sexually molesting the boy, but nonetheless, experts say, the incident in the small town of Oxford, Mass., so soon after a release should have set alarm bells ringing all over.

But Giuliani has made crime control a nonnegotiable issue in New York; any sign that the long-term drop in crime is reversing will send alarm bells ringing all over the city.