Sentence examples for ringing their bell from inspiring English sources

In parts of India they go door-to-door on bicycles, ringing their bell, much like milk or vegetable sellers.

I asked why they were searching me, and he told me someone in my building complained that a person they believed fit my description had been ringing their bell.

Environmental factors on the ward were viewed by the educators as being controlled by staff and also to some extent by patients, and could be supportive or inhibitory to patients being able to effectively enact planned behaviours such as ringing their bell for assistance.

They have the nightmarish quality of appearing everywhere, like Santa Clauses ringing their bells when all you want is a quart of milk at the corner deli.

He can make a Sunday-morning jaunt for 111 cyclists ringing their bells and coyly cooing ("Eine Briese," "A Breeze") or a passionate and moving new installment in the long musical history of the deserted woman's lament ("Ein Brief," "A Letter").

Countless bicycles weave in and out of ever-increasing car traffic on the city’s paved roads, impatiently ringing their bells.

And the Dutch ride angry, ringing and ringing their bells.

In city squares around the United Kingdom, churches are also ringing their bells.

Already, churches are ringing their bells 350 times and Buddhist monks have formed a huge 350 with their bodies against the backdrop of the Himalayas.

A signature sight through Christmas Eve, Sidewalk Santas target midtown Manhattan; since 1902, they've been ringing their bells at storefronts and street corners.

Because, despite the upstairs crew ringing their bells, I'd know that I, and the rest of the downstairs crew, were really the ones in control.