Across two pages, clocks sound the hour, some clang, some chime, some are wound correctly, some are not, a nod to precision, the passage of time — it certainly sounds meaningful, but is it?
Like the aforementioned, the Cosmics are suckers for a big barrage of guitars, some chiming high overhead while others do the growly engine-room parts, papered over with winsome layers of vocal harmonies.
Where the promised future Highbridge novels would benefit from attention is in the narrative prose, which has some clunky chimes ("going to be going") and can, when describing characters, sound like those chatty capsule sketches provided in TV treatments: "One-time carpet king on the High Street, now retired and restoring vintage tractors".
"I don't see why people are making a fuss over some wind chimes".
Joan Shadbolt, who was placing flowers on the grave of her great-niece just beneath some wind chimes, said: "I don't think they should take them down at all.
A moment later, some tinkling chimes and dreamy "aahs" trickle the piece to its conclusion.
The only sound is the soft tinkling of some wind chimes.
"Christina," also by a bassist, Buster Williams — a mentor but not a relative, Mr. Williams hastened to explain — featured a bowed introduction against some wind-chime-like stirrings on the piano.
In the United States in particular, several prominent leaders have called for a Muslim Ban and a Muslim Registry with some people chiming that there is already precedent from the Japanese Internment camp.
