Sentence examples for changing bell from inspiring English sources

"To me this points out that we still don't understand everything about how snow turns into ice and how the ice sheets are changing," Bell said.

"One of the reasons for accomplishing these items in riders is that they have a chance of surviving in the end because the bills they are on may not be vetoed," said Representative Billy Tauzin, the Louisiana Republican who is hoping that two measures he has supported -- killing the FM proposal and changing the Bell access charges -- are attached to the spending bills.

The interviewer hired him on the spot after he told the story of changing the bell on his ice cream truck.

In the past three days, the bells have been played nearly 4,000 times by over 2,000 users a constantly changing mix of bell arrangements created by the folks from Tellart and original compositions submitted by the online community.

Robert D. Liodice, president and chief executive of the advertiser association, said the committee, which is to meet April 29, would focus on proposals in two areas -- limiting deal making to scheduled daytime hours by introducing a "closing bell" and changing when the negotiations take place.

In his very first column he said, "The market usually rings a bell before changing direction, but few people hear it".

At shrines it may involve bathing an icon, changing its ornaments, ringing bells, and waving lights before it (arati).

In reality, growth may be even faster because the shape of the bell has been changing.

Instead, as Professor Bell predicted, the changing tide is best explained by perceived white interests.

Her team responded and looked for maximum impact from the two-point 'pink zone', scoring 12-points to Jamaica's six during double points, with shooters Erin Bell and Thwaites changing up their game to pass back and away from the post.

The bare feet (themselves a source of aural rhythm with their bell-laden anklets) kept changing the use of front, heel and sole.