Sentence examples for imposing bell from inspiring English sources

He recalled, "When I got out from the train, I saw outside, and I said, 'Oh, my God, it's Nice again.' " Continuing his dystopian Grand Tour, he pushed on to Paris, where he caught a train to Calais, disembarking near the town hall, a neo-Flemish building with an imposing bell tower.

Dotted here and there are occasional sunflower fields and, of course, the ubiquitous Tuscan cypresses; the whole picture-postcard effect being nicely completed by an imposing bell tower.

This will impose a "bell curve" in the results.

The rotation is imposing, and in Heath Bell, the Marlins have a premier closer.

An imposing stucco and stone bell tower stands above a terra-cotta tiled roof and five main entrance doors of coffee-brown pecky cypress.

Hikers can explore the Maroon Bells, an imposing reddish mountain with two 14,000-foot peaks, on the loop from Smuggler to Hunter Creek; take on the challenging 10-mile trail to the neighboring ski town of Crested Butte; or ramble along the Roaring Fork surrounded by carpets of wildflowers.

Assume that most voters are in the middle imposed by the bell curve.

The museum did its part, offering its imposing medieval character and sounding a bell at 8, heralding the Ghost's arrival.

In government, the Tories have been giving pensioners bells and whistles while imposing austerity on the young.

He staggers you stagger toward the only building in view: a creepy mansion behind imposing gates that immediately sets Resident Evil bells ringing (as do the game's fixed-camera perspectives).

He staggers – you stagger – towards the only building in view: a creepy mansion behind imposing gates that immediately sets Resident Evil bells ringing (as do the game's fixed-camera perspectives).