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chiming example sentences
chiming
1. The temple bells are chiming
2. “Be advised as well that the temple bells are chiming
3. Pauly G laughed, “Ohhh mannn, what the shiznit?” Pauly threw me a BRUG and then started rhyming like the opposite of miming while the bells from; “Lookout Weekend” were chiming
4. and all we hear is the church bell chiming every hour and
5. And in the desk drawer was a chiming watch that he had used as an alarm that morning
6. There was only the sound of the campanile chiming the half
7. The clock went on sweetly chiming until it had completed the stroke of nine
8. I knew the time because there was a red clock that made chiming noises on each hour
9. not have tuned out the chiming voices of the wise and
10. impression that Astarte was chiming in, in
11. Instead he heard the tune of "Jingle Bells" chiming
12. “You are missing the point of the story,” Kitara said, chiming in
13. Their swords met, chiming loudly as they collided in the holy sanctuary
14. She laughed the sound of a hundred tiny bells chiming and clapped her hands as if at a child’s birthday party
15. ” KG did a quick diagnostics on GD and shoulder shrugged that it was a mystery why GD was chiming in
16. “Did you like it there?” Jackie asked, chiming in
17. He swayed to the silent chiming cadence playing inside his head
18. The car cruised along in silence, his ears still chiming from the gunshots
19. He wasn’t sure if this chiming was part of his imagination or because he was so close to sleep, but he ignored it, rolling over and adjusting the covers
20. This was her last stand, she had gained more time but now the clock was chiming the hour for the last swarm
21. chiming of the Big Ben Bell
22. And they laughed and rejoiced: the one saying, "Lucky are we to have been conceived and to have this world ", and the other chiming, blessed the Mother who gave us this life and each other"
23. The Town Hall clock was chiming five
24. They’re chiming now and this is the second time they’ve
25. They heard the chiming of bells, the neighing of mules, together with the murmur of guitars and the noise of fountains, whose rising spray refreshed heaps of fruit arranged like a pyramid at the foot of pale statues that smiled beneath playing waters
26. Chiming then to
27. I’d felt that chiming deep in my bones, as my mind slipped away
28. There was a chiming sound coming from the dashboard
29. Chiming then to me, with exquisite consent, as I melted away, his oily balsamic injection, mixing deliciously with the sluices in flow from me, sheathed and blunted all the stings of pleasure, whilst a voluptuous languor possest, and still maintained us motionless, and fast locked in one another's arms
30. The drive was uneventful, until a point about ninety minutes out, when all kinds of chiming and beeping started coming from the phone in Chang’s pocket
31. He passed scores of other bicycles—they were becoming steadily more common, especially around Howsmyn’s various manufactories—and he heard handlebar-mounted push bells chiming as their riders warned people they were coming
32. I sat, therefore, beside the empty fireplace, and listened to a sonorous chiming clock somewhere down the passage which gurgled and struck every quarter of an hour
33. To be as much out of observation as possible for reasons of her own, and to escape the gallantries of the young men, she set out before the chiming began, and took a back seat under the gallery, close to the lumber, where only old men and women came, and where the bier stood on end among the churchyard tools
34. And at once, as a clock begins to strike and chime as soon as the minute hand has completed a full circle, this change was shown by an increased activity, whirring, and chiming in the higher spheres
35. The children, who had been screaming horribly at each other, fell silent, as if the Red Death had entered at the chiming of the clock
36. The only sound was a primeval bubbling from the kitchen and the clocklike chiming of fork-on-plate announcing the seconds instead of the hours
37. The bone-porcelain, flowered clock on the mantel finished chiming three
38. And brimming the swell were things carried by the river: grandfather clocks chiming, kitchen clocks ticking, caged hens screaming, babies wailing; and swimming among the thickened eddies were mules and cats, and sudden excursions of burst mattress springs floating by, insane hair stuffing sticking out, and boxes and crates and pictures of dark grandfathers in oak frames—the river flowing it on while the men sat like nervous hounds on the hardware porch, too late to mend the levee, their hands empty
39. Two hours later I was awakened by the chiming of a clock
40. “‘I did not expect—,’ she began at the same time, chiming in with the tone of the other
41. How refreshing was the marvelously blue water, and how beautifully clear it looked as it ran over many-colored stones and mingled with the golden spangles of the sandy bottom! All at once he clearly heard the hour chiming
42. I heard the chiming of the bells, soft at first, as if in far distance, then stronger and stronger until, mingled with the rolling notes of the organ, a mighty rush of sound struck against my windows
43. I stood speechless amid the chiming of the bells and the roaring of the organ, and I saw a long wedding procession moving slowly up the center aisle of the church toward the altar
44. His eagerness manifested itself in his simultaneous ring at the bell with the chiming of the clock
45. Lady Harden, watching her while she talked, knew how ashamed she was of her love for Teddy Cleeve, and, constitutionally kind and comforting, the younger woman tried to put her at her ease by chiming in with her tone of detached, middle-aged friendliness toward the beautiful youth