Sentence examples for jingle-jangle from inspiring English sources

But this tambourine-like device does more than jingle-jangle.

For the most part, I don't like a lot of jingle-jangle going on.

This scenario accounts for the thunder (the boat's motor), the jingle-jangle (the keys), the phone call.

Meanwhile the jingle-jangle of O Sole Mio will be soon as extinct a street sound as "rag'n'bone" and "milko".

The soundtrack of the day came not from police sirens but from the jingle-jangle of the Soft Sensations ice cream truck parked outside Rao's.

In the early '70s he formed Big Star, who distilled the British-invasion sound of The Beatles and the Byrds' jingle-jangle, and invented the power pop genre.

Most newspaper/magazine dispensers on one street corner: They're often chained together, and the ones with things you'd actually want to read are empty or require your pockets to be jingle-jangle-jingling with quarters.

The "jingle jangle morning"?

"I've got nerves that jingle, jangle, jingle".

"I got spurs that jangle jingle jangle — I want spurs that jingle jangle jingle".

It's not a million miles from his jingle jangle to Schubert's hurdy-gurdy.