For once, the newswires around the world jingled with a positive story from Northern Ireland.
On Wednesday night, inside the Kit Kat Klub near Times Square, the air jingled with anticipation -- and costume jewelry.
Rayburn, according to one account, wore "a sombrero of unusual proportions, the brim, adorned with small bells that jingled with each motion of the horse's gait.
The cops roost on their cold perches, jingling with an icy zeal, the theory being that if a starling's rest is disturbed, he and his cronies will leave and find some other dormitory.. Our own experience, gained in a suburban childhood, is that starlings do not mind disturbances, because they sit up all night anyway, swapping stories.
The guitars and ngoni still murmur and jingle with the odd Dire Straits-ish riff (an early influence), but the mood is more reflective.
At Frances Elizabeth Willard Park in Berkeley -- named after the 19th-century feminist and unofficially christened Ho Chi Minh Park in the 1970's -- the night air was jingling with dog tags recently as owner/guardians played with their pets.
But even with a keychain jingling with success charms, I find myself a few pounds heavier than at the end of my third trimester.
Later, he was a producer for J. Walter Thompson before starting his own firm devoted to jingles with Kevin Gavin, a singer and vocal arranger.
Pavement cafes jingle with drinking glasses.
(Ms. Brown was on the decks, mixing dubstep, old-school hip-hop and the Mr. Softee jingle, with live instrumental accompaniment).
