Sentence examples for chimes you from inspiring English sources

It does those chimes you hear on the news over a picture of Big Ben and Westminster.

In most cases, hooking up the Hello should be a matter of popping out your old doorbell and wiring up the new one; it pulls its power from the same wiring setup that most doorbells use, and it should play friendly with any in-door chimes you probably already have in place.

When the bell chimes, you move on to the next person.

My inbox emits a feeble chime – you've emailed me.

In a caption, Katzenberg asks: "Who has the biggest?" The animators chime: "You do, sir".

With Chime, you record 20-second selfie videos, and can send them to a friend or ad-hoc group thread.

And then that voice opposite you chimes in, tugging you back from the memory hole into which you were drifting: "God, we should go back there, for one weekend.

Reading it, I had that pleasure of chiming recognition you get when you read something expressing feelings you believed only you had ever felt.

You suggest a topic, add links related to it, and your followers can chime in (you and your fans are actively adding to your interests, not just "liking").

Reading du Maurier, Waters says, 'something chimes inside you'.

Reiner quickly chimes in: "You can't retire".