Sentence examples for it's bells from inspiring English sources
Calling the Cathedral a "noise machine", Lassy hopes to see it's bells turned off at night, as is the case at Vienna's Stephansdom.
Then it's bells and whistles and full Coldplay epic weeping in the chorus.
If it's bells and whistles you're looking for, end your Fifth Avenue shopping spree (or your horse carriage trip through Central Park) with a walk to Dylan's Candy Bar.
When a university wants to hire a hot new novelist, it's bell-tolling time for Professor George Canaris.
Never set the clarinet upright on it's bell, which can tip over easily and risk damaging the instrument.
It was Bell at his best: packed with personal insight, stylish and emotional.
It was, Bell wrote, the one place "we may manage to hold up out of the general chaos".
On each occasion it was Bell who first rode the punches and then inexorably forced the tourists onto the ropes.
In Sartre's convoluted style of formulation, "he would be right if he recognized himself as a being that is what it is not and is not what it is" (Bell 1989: 45).
It is bell-shaped to conical-truncate with a pitted surface.
