Sentence examples for bells back from inspiring English sources

She carries his bells back up to his room and puts them away.

MetLife sold the building and moved uptown to the former Pan Am Building, and the new owners, a group of investment bankers with a scheme for gutting the tower and refurbishing it as an Ian Schrager hotel, did not turn the bells back on.

Raise your fist in the air and bellow the incantatory choruses: "Hell's bells!" "Back in black!" "I'm on a highway to hell!" AC/DC has been a tonic for rock purists since the band first stormed out of its homeland in 1976.

In fact, three-quarters of the gig would have been set-closing finales for lesser bands – who wouldn't want to go out on Hell's Bells, Back in Black, Thunderstruck, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap or You Shook Me All Night Long? – but the Dacca catalogue is a deep one.

Now the story would come full circle if federal regulators let the regional Bells back into nationwide long-distance in a big way.

The Nihon Shoki records that Ōtomo no Satehiko brought three bronze bells back to Japan in 562 as spoils of war from Goguryeo.

Mr. Deitch's resignation puts Ms. Bell back in the hot seat.

Invisible Children scored Kristen Bell back when Veronica Mars was still a TV show.

Dolven, who is Norwegian, speaks of having brought something – this old bell – back to life.

At the very least, the Steelers are expecting to get LeVeon Bell back for this game and Heath Miller will go from limited to having a full role.

4th over: England 9-2 (Cook 1 Pietersen 7) "Someone send Bell back to county cricket to score a shedload of runs when it doesn't really matter.