Sentence examples for issues that are clanging from inspiring English sources

Fractionalization, all of these issues that are clanging down, is really tough to figure out.

But warning bells are clanging.

"It bridges the gap between the two families that are apart," Clang says.

Alarms should be clanging from coast to coast.

When Neubauten emerged 20 years ago, all most people heard was clanging.

The alarm bells should be clanging and warning lights flashing.

One is a series of words that are intrinsically musical, in clang-tint and rhythm, as the single word cellar-door is musical.

Tehran's streets are dusty, dotted with buildings that are half built or half demolished, clanging with the wheelbarrows of work crews.

And "Beautiful People," produced by Benny and Alle Benassi, has the clanging, swelling synths that are the hallmark of megaclubs the world over.

Jon Caramanica from The New York Times wrote that the song "has the clanging, swelling synths that are the hallmark of megaclubs".

The thumb-piano-like sounds that open "Hollow Mountain," for instance, were clanged out on a fuel-storage tank.