Sentence examples for bells bell from inspiring English sources

The only evidence, other than the fact that there are three women (two of whom look neither like the one in the middle) is an indecipherable word on the back, which Mr Molloy deciphers as "Bells": Bell was the pseudonymised, gender-neutral surname the sisters used for their first published books – after being told by the poet Southey (whom they sent manuscripts) to stick to cooking and darning.

Poe's fondness for alcohol was notorious, and one can imagine the clanging from the bell tower on campus, prompting him, after a night of drinking, to write, "To the tolling of the bells/Of the bells, bells, bells, bells —/Bells, bells, bells —." The university still has the very bell, stamped 1840, though some speculate it may have been another bell in New York that haunted Poe.

Eyes flitted from side to side, watching, concentrating, as arms rose and fell to a cascading cacophony of bells, bells, bells.

Mr. Vitiello recorded church bells and cat bells, bells on bicycles, those coming from carousels and those played in yoga studios.

Ship's bell, bell used as early as the 15th century to sound the time on board ship by striking each half hour of a watch.

The 4 types of prime target relationship were: unrelated (e.g., KITE-lobster), conceptually identical (e.g., BELL-bell), semantically related by association (e.g., ROBIN-Nest), or the same category membership (e.g., COW-bull) and phonologically related because the first phoneme was the same (e.g., BELL-belt).

Sleigh bells jangle, tubular bells chime and boxes are satisfactorily ticked.

(Yes, Creed wants everyone in Britain to ring something – church bell, bike bell, doorbell – simultaneously to celebrate the opening of the Games).

Bells will ring in the sculpture garden — church bells, cat bells, bicycle bells, the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange.

There are also the everyday sounds of bicycle bells, diner bells and church bells.

'Bells' Tinkling "Bells Are Ringing" is thinking smaller.