Sentence examples for chime out from inspiring English sources
Here a backdrop of brown-paper streamers changes at a wink into a forest: a book is shaken so that its leaves flap like a bird; pan pipes chime out, light goes from white to the gold of a glade; three independent women dwindle into nymphs as they incline around a lolling male god.
The final scene, a ravishing in a room, with a view, as the bells of Florence chime out, would leave only a stone unmoved.
International Court of Justice (ICJ) Also known as the Peace Palace, the ICJ is Andrew Carnegie's architectural contribution to world peace, complete with gold pheasants on the palace's lawns and a bell tower that has been known to chime out Elvis and Beatles tunes.
And the locals - quite miraculously, given the enduring levels of poverty - remain captivatingly friendly, with children chiming out "Hello" at every passing traveller.
Murray's blue-and-white van is a familiar sight around the parks and streets of Fleetwood, Lancashire, chiming out Teddy Bears Picnicc or, on days when Manchester City are playing, Blue Moon.
Miles Davis's first stable working band, a quintet that he formed in 1955, featured John Coltrane on tenor sax, the drummer Philly Joe Jones, and the pianist Red Garland, whose distinctive style, with bouncy chords chimed out by his interlocked hands, lent the earnest and even brooding band a sideline of warmhearted relief.
The Tower's 3.5-ton bell chimed out 16 poms, right on cue.
"There is a reason we put "Chimes" out as a single.
And we got them to dig these chimes out and let us use them whenever we're recording any new scenes with Tinker Bell for Jake and the Never Land Pirates, " Rob continued.
As a recording of their No 17 hit Chime belted out, the two brothers – Paul and Phil Hartnoll – flanked by an energetic Top of the Pops dancer, steadfastly refused to carry on with the charade of miming.
He went to Mass at St Alban's, Holborn, and describes in the book a Damascene conversion in which, when a chime rang out: "I was pierced to the soul at that moment… a shutter was flung open, and light flooded in and I could see".
