Sentence examples for read the bell from inspiring English sources

(If you wanted to know what they were like, you could read "The Bell," by Iris Murdoch, a work of fiction, for sure, but it gets the tone).

How an 18-year-old engineering student at Washington State read the Bell technical journal in 1960 and saw a way to hack the US long-distance telephone system, exploiting the principle that calls to directory inquires were free.

He noted, "I'd read The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, and I believe there's a part of that in the book where the character gets shaved, and I thought, 'Wow, that's really an intimate kind of moment.'" Effects expert Mat Beck was instructed to create a visual sequence that showed Doggett and Lukesh traveling between the different universes.

Even less is known of how the occasion was first commemorated by the general public, although records indicate that in Protestant Dorchester a sermon was read, the church bells rung, and bonfires and fireworks lit.

I never thought I would read the phrase "rang like a bell" with anything but a yawn.

"Read the rules, it's clear as a bell," Mr. Ritchie said into the phone.

"If you read the whole thing, you see a lot of alarm bells in there.

On last week's Reading group post, Karina74 lamented that it's "next to impossible to read The Bell Jar without being flooded with biographical details about Sylvia Plath".

Tracy Gill averred, with a squeal, that she'd just read "The Bell Jar".

More recently we read The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, but this was not as popular!

Once, while watching, he said, it made him "feel a profound despair like when I read 'The Bell Jar.' " He slid in the disc.