She sat perfectly still, hearing the small chime of the grandfather clock, and the two soft candles made the room rather dim. |
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For example, one wind chime is lovely but dozens of them all playing different tones is not quite so good. |
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Hang your wind chime by your door so that you can hear it first thing upon arriving home. |
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Trying to decide if I ever heard a single bell or wind chime that sounded out of tune, I couldn't think of a single instance. |
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An odd assortment of home center and crafts store finds come together for this handmade wind chime. |
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Get a wind chime and hang it where your baby can gaze at it, move and hear the pleasant music it plays. |
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You can even get chimes that are hand tuned if you are really into the sound quality of your wind chime. |
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Overhead, the full moon leered yellowly between ghostly wisps of cloud, and the Cathedral bells began to chime. |
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A muffled wind chime harmonized with the occasional car engine, whose purrs suggested heated seats and warm fans and glowing cigarette lighters. |
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Strangely, though, when you omit to fasten your seat belt the car lets out a single soft, sweet, sustained chime. |
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He heard bells chime in the distance, singing the hour, but he saw them as bells of freedom. |
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Hearing the clock upon an old building chime the hour of one in the morning, Alaina became more anxious. |
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The chime of metal on metal sounded, and Lanfilar opened his eyes to see a very encouraging sight. |
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Whilst one guitar churns and rasps with melodic chime, the other layers in off kilter leads and rich sustained sounds. |
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The clock does work, you wind it up with a key and it has a clear ringing double chime and right now it is keeping time. |
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I glared menacingly out the window as the wind chime shuddered and rang from the gale. |
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This has led some people to believe that they are practicing Feng Shui simply by dangling a wind chime by a window. |
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Cinnamon and allspice chime in a thin, sweet-sour broth that has something in common with sauerbraten or the darker moles. |
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These are the words to Auld Lang Syne sung on Hogmanay when the bells chime and everyone crosses arms to sing in the new year. |
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I didn't see it, but from what I hear it's rather snazzy, and all the necessary bells and whistles chime and peep fairly quickly. |
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The two-year snipe hunt is over. Before the bloggers chime in, everybody should know this case ended because there was no evidence. |
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At some point the children chime in and finally a single soprano voice soars in counterpoint to the great roaring wave of harmony. |
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Late that evening, the doorbell's chime sounded throughout the still house. |
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It's a malevolent money noose that is tightening just as the festive season's bells and lights are beginning to chime and shine. |
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Time passes again, the same clock hands spin madly, the same bells ring and the same chimes chime. |
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Take off the cover to the chimes or bells and inspect the points that strike the chime or bell for dirt. |
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Opening the door of the carriage, William stepped out and pulled the cord of the bell chime, listening as the sound echoed through the house. |
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With the chime of the glockenspiel and the slow pull of the violin the band began and invited us to witness a cavalcade of sound and images. |
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A chime of bells, normally in a tower, played either from a keyboard or mechanically by a barrel or similar device. |
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Chris waited outside of Mrs. Schmidt's Contemporary Issues class as the last chime of the bell rang through the hall. |
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The cold morning breeze and a festive ambience, the chime of bells and melodious carols signal the arrival of Christmas. |
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Staring at the clock, Autumn waited the five seconds left before the bell would chime. |
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I'll have Rosalynn chime in on that right after we come back from the break. |
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As Lore opened her mouth once again to ask, a chime in the background interrupted her. |
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The grandfather clock started to chime and I was shocked to realize that it was only twelve o'clock. |
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She bought a small wind chime at the flea market and hung it in her kitchen, too. |
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I heard the distant chime of the bell up at the ranch house, and we both knew it was time to head in. |
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This morning Esu wanted to chime in, and then partway through he was called away, so it was not finished until the middle of the afternoon. |
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In the world of chime, accidents happen and the results are stunning. |
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Fans will have the opportunity to chime in via Twitter and vote on certain aspects of the show. |
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If immigration reform is being considered by Congress, Iowa Republican Steve Kingis always sure to chime in. |
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Pacheco will start out with a story, follow it up with a chapter by a Fifth Street confrere, and then chime in with commentary on that chapter. |
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When one of us considers doing something questionable, another student might chime in with a warning, invoking Ms. Knox. |
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Other players, overhearing the interview, would chime in with their own stories. |
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Birds sing peacefully, and in the evening, frogs chime in with their own songs. |
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I'm not really looking for an answer, but if anyone wants to chime in, they can. |
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There is disclosed a cask and chime assembly wherein the cask has end surface side wall portions of reduced diameter relative to the central wall surface portion of the cask. |
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My dolphin-shaped wind chime hung above the window, but it was still and silent as if it was waiting for something to happen before daring to make a sound. |
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The chandelier doubles as a gentle wind chime when a breeze hits. |
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When the gong and clappers on a doorbell unit or the plungers on a mechanical chime unit get dirty and dusty, dip a cotton swab in alcohol to clean them. |
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Plunge in chime and fume where liquid sounds with percussive variegation melt into glassy rhithms. |
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This major emotional downer is as raw as it gets, and while it doesn't quite chime with the flip ending, it helps cement this as a powerful and evocative piece of work. |
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It can babble, roar, burble, whatever, but what it cannot do in German is chime. |
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Suddenly the grandfather clock began to chime midnight behind her. |
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Black tea, graphite, fruitcake and bittersweet ganache notes chime in on the long, grip-filled finish. |
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If the car crosses a lane line without a signal from the blinker, a chime sounds. |
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This programming is made to select the type of arrival chime which will be played when either a trig or arrow signal is being activated. |
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But they also have fears and grievances that chime with what people talk about north of the border. |
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That will chime with a probable cornerstone of his campaign: border security. |
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One senior figure thinks the aspirational values of anyone who uproots their family to move to Britain should chime with the party. |
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When it plays a chime or a pre-recorded message, the call station activates its speaker. |
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One of these improvements was the introduction of a chime before each announcement. |
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Icons illuminate in the outside rear view mirrors and, if selected by the driver, an optional chime sounds. |
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In addition to providing these visual signals, the system provides an audible chime. |
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Detects when you're approaching another vehicle too rapidly and alerts you via visual message and chime. |
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The chime will sound and the light will illuminate whenever the altitude deviates 300 feet from the preset value. |
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At the Bordeau Jail, a death flag flew and a chime sounded seven times announcing that a man was about to die. |
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The alerts are both visual via the cluster EVIC and audible via a chime if enabled by the driver. |
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At midnight, the bells would chime across the city, town or village. |
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These differences chime with the responsibilities exercised by regional and local authorities in the Member States in this field. |
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This resolution sketches out a few responses that chime with the demands and aspirations of European and American public opinion. |
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The tetrameters are made to halt, by placing the strongest syntactical and rhetorical pauses within the short lines, while the strong rhymes chime out the line endings. |
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The chime of the Hub Tower clock shook her from her practice. |
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He might say something mysterious that didn't actually chime with her and that could be the very thing that made him more attractive. |
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The Bologna process needs to be coherent and to chime with the Maastricht declaration on the establishment of a European qualification framework. |
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Report speaks you a bonny monk, that would hear the matin chime ere he quitted his bowl. |
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But its contents chime with many official statements. |
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A new chime of bells was installed in September 1936 in the tower of St Peter's Church, which overlooks Aberdyfi harbour. |
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The Commission should have enough staff to deal with the applications and the payments and it should time its proposals better to chime with Parliament's calendar of meetings. |
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The professor had stuffed a wad of gum into the chime of his doorbell so that he wouldn't be bothered. |
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Its undeniable elegance is further enhanced by the pleasure of hearing it chime with a delightfully resonant tone stemming from over five years of pioneering acoustic research conducted by the brand. |
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Of course, Professor Levy or Dr. Lowy, you could chime in as well. |
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The soft sound of the chime is going to relax you throughout the year. |
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In the early morning hours, clock radios chime in unison throughout the household calling both adults and children to their individual temporal routines outside of the home. |
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Because her achievements chime with bigger narratives. |
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I take it you want to chime in and say something before I finish. |
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Here, too, the concerns of the LLP with issues of social integration, equality and antidiscrimination chime closely with those of trade union organisations. |
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The AMF agrees that it is indeed necessary to revisit the simplified prospectus, in line with the recommendations made in the Delmas-Marsalet report, some of which chime with those of the Commissions. |
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In keeping with its stronger European dimension, Caisse des Dépôts organised two conferences on issues that are at the top of its agenda and also chime with priorities set for Europe. |
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In Mr Bergman's films, characters would often be silent, or scenes would unroll with no sound but the whimper of wind, the drip of water or, especially, the tick and chime of watches and clocks. |
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We appreciate your input, so please don't hesitate to chime in with comments and questions. |
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The teacher does most of the reading but asks students to read certain parts individually or chime in at designated spots, and increases students' participation as their skill levels improve. |
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Finally, a third hour of truth will chime, as the free circulation of wage-earners through different countries affects the organization of pensions. |
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Unpin that spangled breastplate, which you wear That th'eyes of busy fools may be stopped there: Unlace yourself, for that harmonious chime Tells me from you that now it is bed time. |
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This feature provides additional reminders by intermittently sounding a chime and illuminating the seat belt warning light in the instrument cluster when the driver's and front passenger's seat belt is unbuckled. |
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Proud mums and dads chime in with congratulations. |
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In addition to 13 wheelchair-accessible units, the building has automatic openers on all doors in the common areas, front-loading washers and dryers in the laundry room and a chime system in the elevator. |
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A few new introductions were made during this last week of 2001, which also saw active debate among a few participants, though a majority of the forum didn't chime in on the debates, absent perhaps due to holiday festivities. |
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At the same period, Barbara also painted a series of canvases entitled In Homage to the Berlin Wall in which the strident colours and overtones of the symbols used chime in with the protestations of the Berlin muralists. |
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We are out of time there, but does anyone else want to chime in on that? |
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The copier gave a chime to indicate that it had finished printing. |
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In the darker sound, it sinks in silence, and in the middle section it splendidly accelerates, so as to chime with the poignancy of the Baroquely wistful piety. |
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Strike the bell with the brass chime hanging on the chain next to it. |
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Like comic books and scuzz music, videogames are into this repeating pattern of violence and anger, a pattern cultivated by game labels to chime with their core demographic. |
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The new WallStation doorbell adapter, model WS-ADP4, integrates up to four entrance way doorbell intercoms, electronic door releases and an external chime. |
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