Usa "clinking" in una frase

1. Their ghosts still haunt us, clinking on chains woven from steam-pressed skin

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2. "I could give a rotting hell about your money, Destroyer," Nathalia spat while the coins began clinking on the wood floor

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3. He leaned back in the wooden chair and sighed, his heavy armor clinking as he moved

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4. There was almost what sounded to their ears like a mechanical clinking amid the vibrations, and both had their very particular ideas about what could well be happening

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5. ” Gulum-Ei grinned and hurried off into the town, the bag of coins clinking and jingling as he went

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6. He gasped and shook in spite of himself, armor clinking with the sudden slackening of his nerves

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7. Everyone in the restaurant stopped eating, the clinking of cutlery and crockery went silent and everyone paid attention to our table, to Spencer, and waited in anticipation for my reply

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8. But then he heard the clinking of chains and happy

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9. “Well I couldn’t have planned this better myself” He said clinking his cup with mine “Congratulations nephew

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10. The clinking of the bottle

11. He strained his ears to catch the sounds of armed, awake men waiting for him: iron clinking, boots scraping on the dirt floor, whispering, burping, farting, sighs of boredom

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12. clinking sound from the foot of the bed

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13. The clinking of them sent chills down Kevin’s spine

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14. He took Celia by the hand to the kitchen where crockery was soon clinking

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15. h4HE NEXT CHAPTER OF THE JOURNEYv THEY ALL SAID IN UNISON TO THE SOUND OF CLINKING

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16. For a moment, clinking silverware and muffled sound of voices of the other guests was the only sound between them

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17. Carolina listened to the clinking of the ice in Monica’s glass

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18. The babel of a myriad tongues smote on the Cimmerian's ears as the restless pattern of the Zamboula streets weaved about him—cleft now and then by a squad of clattering horsemen, the tall, supple warriors of Turan, with dark hawk-faces, clinking metal and curved swords

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19. He cast a swift glance over the camp, which was beginning to swarm with activity, mail clinking and men moving about dimly in the uncertain light, among the long lines of tents

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20. Inside, he could hear glasses clinking around, plates clattering, and paper being wrapped around food

21. The chandelier stopped suddenly but swung back and forth with the crystals still clinking a dissonant tune, and the candles burned perfectly motionless, the flames smaller but unwavering

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22. The clinking of the finely polished silver against the china as they ate

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23. finally broken by the clinking of spurs on one of Van Thorn’s men, who

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24. The clinking of crystal glasses and the sound of real silverware against fine china created an eerie break in the silence

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25. To a clanking of iron buffers and a clinking of chain, the train

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26. The soldier took the cup from Max with a suspicious look, and in a great clinking of hauberks, pulled his fellow after him towards the fountain

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27. He shook it and it made a clinking sound

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28. The clinking of cutlery and crockery at the other end of the ward told us that food was on

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29. ‘Oh, haven’t I failed you all these years,’ he said, clinking her glass for ‘cheers’

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30. Carl’s fingers worked in both pockets and Edward could hear metallic clinking noises that sounded like loose change

31. Cupboards clanked open and closed, coupled with telltale signs of glass and china clinking

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32. Veronique heard the roar and clinking of

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33. Caramarin tripped over an empty vodka bottle, dragging the girl down with him sending other bottles spinning and clinking

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34. You are to understand that it all took place round the Christmas tree in the best parlor, Frau von Lindeberg in her black silk and lace high-festival dress, Herr von Lindeberg also in black with his orders, Vicki in white with blue ribbons, the son, come down for the occasion, in the glories of his dragoon uniform with clinking spurs and sword, and the servant starched and soaped in a big embroidered apron

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35. clinking chains of inspiration

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36. And when the glasses were brought there was another ceremony--a clinking of Herr Dremmel's glass with each glass in turn, his heels together as in the days of his soldiering, his body stiff and his face a miracle of solemnity; and before drinking he made a speech, the Asti held high in front of him, in which he thanked the ladies for their good wishes on behalf of his betrothed, Miss Ingeborg Bullivant, whose virtues he dwelt upon singly and at length in resounding periods, before proceeding to assure those present of his firm resolve to prove, by the devotion of the rest of his life, the extremity of his gratitude for the striking proof she had given before them all of her confidence in him; and every sentence seemed to set another and a heavier seal on her as a creature undoubtedly bound to marry him

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37. Pressing an ear to the wattle and daub wall of a small shack she'd passed earlier, however, quickly transformed the sounds into voices – to the clinking of glass, to laughter and droning conversation

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38. The soup turns into salmon, and the salmon turns into chocolate cake, and through it all there is silence except for the clinking of cutlery and Wesley's few tragic attempts at conversation

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39. Clinking glasses with everyone, he promptly put them out of his mind

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40. It couldn’t be too late because she heard the rattling and clinking of dishes from below

41. The clinking of the coins in his pocket began again as he turned

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42. the same area repeatedly produced the same clinking

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43. Its alarm clock was the sound of petrodollars clinking as they poured into its coffers and the evidence of this arousal were the huge cranes erecting, here and there, multi-storied buildings

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44. He thought of the wind chimes they had seen, with the little clinking seagulls

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45. Bo heard the clinking

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46. In the echo of teamsters' calls and the clinking chains, and the

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47. Far away he could hear the sharp clinking of the trucks on the railway

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48. Stanley heard glasses clinking together and words that weren't in English were said

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49. If they heard the faint clinking of the specially-prepared bags at his belt

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50. As he finishes, the entire tent thunders with roars of “hear, hear” and the clinking of glasses

51. The clinking and rattling of the glasses and pewter pots as they were being washed, and the gurgling noise made by the beer as it poured into the drinking vessels from the taps of the beer engine, whose handles were almost incessantly manipulated by the barman, the Old Dear and the glittering landlady, whose silken blouse, bejewelled hair, ears, neck and fingers scintillated gloriously in the blaze of the gaslight

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52. I use the soup spoon to stir the contents of the bowl I have no intention of consuming, while around me the room is buzzing with chatter and the clinking of silverware

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53. Wearing everyday trousers and their crew sweaters with big Ws on the front, they made their way through a police cordon and into the hotel’s ornate lobby, where the scents of leather and malt whisky mingled with gales of laughter, the clinking of glasses, and the tinkling of soft, slow piano music

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54. Again there was a long silence, and I had begun to fear that it was a false alarm, when a stealthy step was heard upon the other side of the hut, and a moment later a metallic scraping and clinking

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55. “So you thought you’d come along here in the middle of the night, pissed as a newt, and fetch the child,” Blom said, and he was about to make another crushing comment when he was interrupted by a sound, a soft clinking sound coming up from the water’s edge

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56. Then the low, shuffling, murmuring, clinking sounds ceased, and the whole mass remained for about an hour motionless and silent, awaiting the return of the scouts

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57. He came down the steps slowly, his spurs clinking, and she could hear the slap-slap

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58. kitchen where rattling dishes and clinking silverware gave promise of refreshments, she Mrs

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59. She heard birds, the kinds that live at the ocean, the sound of the ice swirling and clinking in the glass when the man in the chair drank his drink, the sound of the man breathing through his nose as he read his book, and the ticking of the clock

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60. They heard her horses first, then the faint metallic sound of clinking armor, growing louder

61. She’d gotten out, screaming at him, What the fuck is fucking wrong with you? her breath smelling of wine cooler, the bottles clinking in the footwell of her CRX

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62. “Case closed,” we repeated, clinking our glasses to hers

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63. Then, as I leaned out for a better look, my foot hit something that made a small, metallic clinking sound

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64. Because he was watching for it, he was quick enough to hear the clinking of shaking crockery and to catch the edge of the tray when it dropped

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65. Hullo, who’s there?’ he said, turning to the door as he heard a tread of heavy boots and the clinking of spurs that came to a stop, and a respectful cough

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66. The forenoon traffic on the highway increased, salesmen in shiny coupés with the insignia of their companies painted on the doors, red and white gasoline trucks dragging clinking chains behind them, great square-doored vans from wholesale grocery houses, delivering produce

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67. As I looked, the handling-machine, with a faint and musical clinking, extended, telescopic fashion, a tentacle that had been a moment before a mere blunt projection, until its end was hidden behind the mound of clay

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68. Except for the pale glow from the handling-machine and the bars and patches of white moonlight the pit was in darkness, and, except for the clinking of the handling-machine, quite still

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69. But the hours of darkness passed in peace; the men who still remained at their duty toiling hard at the pumps, whose clinking and clanking at intervals through the dreary night dismally resounded through the ship

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70. Hearing the visitors enter they all jumped down, and, clinking their chains, placed themselves beside their berths, while their half-shaven heads were distinctly set off against the gloom of the prison

71. Hullo, who’s there?” he said, turning to the door as he heard a tread of heavy boots and the clinking of spurs that came to a stop, and a respectful cough

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72. Everyone walked on tiptoe, and spoke in whispers, afraid even of coughing or of clinking a teaspoon on the sideboard

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73. "For this truth much thanks!" cried Kallash, clinking glasses with him

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74. For hollow noises were often heard there, and sounds as of money falling on the floor, and rattling and clinking as of a factory machine

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