Those clanging bells reminded me of another vendor who used to make similar rounds in the neighbourhood. |
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The court was a homely little room, with flowers in vases and pot plants on desks rather than scales of justice and clanging doors. |
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The spells make the appropriate zaps and sizzles, the explosions sound good, and the clanging of weapons on armor are realistic. |
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A clanging of tailgates announced the arrival of the trucks that would carry the crews to the equipment shacks, and then to their aircraft. |
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But effective culture is not just about rock and roll, clanging cowbells, and dancing chickens. |
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In a moment of blind panic, I crashed through the back door, the door clanging on its frame as it snapped back into place. |
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The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal. |
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Her head, like, totally hit the lockers on the walls with this loud clanging noise. |
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The door swung shut behind them, clanging once more to tell of someone's departure. |
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The pots and pans that dangled from her pack made a clanging noise, as they knocked together. |
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As the herd gained momentum the bells on the lead cows rang out louder and the erratic clanging became a regular tolling. |
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A great noise of clanging metal filled the air, and filled Ivya with a type of battle rage as she rained down blows on her brother. |
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The spoon had been bent into such a shape that would provide louder clanging, and the pot was misshapen, being dented in many places. |
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Indeed, clanging bells offered some exhilaration to counter the drudgery of life spent in the fields. |
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You can almost hear the squealing brakes and clanging bells of the trolley cars outside the courtroom as the crowd swells. |
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For the best part of a century, that clanging sound signalled the abrupt end of an English night out. |
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He heard the fire bells clanging, and saw the horses running at full speed towards the financial district. |
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Gone forever are the enormous key rings with the bunches of clanging keys carried by the prison officers. |
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Trees absorb the siren wails, clanging of trash cans, and other sounds of urban life. |
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A loud noise that sounded like the heavy doors opening and then clanging closed again came from behind her. |
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The next shell burst quite close sending dozens of shell splinters pinging and clanging into the stacked ammunition steel boxes. |
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The clanging, detached, pointillistic economy of the piece up to this point becomes a frenzy of rhythmic vitality, winding down to a soft ending like an old watch. |
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English dingdong and German bim-bam share several sound features in common that partially resemble the clanging of bells. |
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They were excited by the clanging sounds of falling coins and the bells and whistles inherent to slot machines. |
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Mine: 31 years old, from British Columbia not married and carting around a clanging biological clock. |
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Then he merrily trots off to get more egg rolls amidst the bumping, calling, and clanging of other patrons. |
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Slowly he made his way to the jangling instrument, which ceased its clanging even as he stretched out his hand to lift it. |
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I may speak in tongues of men or of angels, but if I am without love, I am a sounding gong or a clanging cymbal. |
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It was a dismal day and the Sunday bells, clanging amid the fug, contributed to a sombre mood. |
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Temple bells were clanging in the villages south of the city to celebrate the newly-cropped rice harvest. |
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Now they can hear the gates of fortress Europe clanging shut just when world prices should be triggering an export boom. |
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When there's a great, clanging upset in the household, you can bet a peanut butter sandwich that there's some reactive bank in operation. |
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Little dot matrix printers muffled the clanging of the cast iron. |
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Suddenly, loud clanging noises ring out from around the side of the building. |
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If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. |
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In this event paddles and boats are clanging and sometimes you have to push another boat away so it won't hit you. |
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This isn't what I was aiming for, I wanted to get looped but now my head is clanging and my belly is churning and I'm feeling surlier instead of tranked. |
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To the ugly-American eye it looks like a vast and patchy soccer field, bordered by stockyards, grain silos and the clanging docks of Port au Spain. |
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In a perfect world, she would then have directed a stream of blackened tobacco spit dead into the centre of a freshly-cleaned spittoon, making a brassy clanging noise. |
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Undaunted, I took the Cobra out on the Chesapeake Bay in small-craft warnings, the wind whipping the halyards of docked sailboats into a clanging frenzy. |
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Years ago, you used to be able to walk past the workshops under the Westway from about April onwards and hear the clanging of steel drums being beaten into shape. |
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The town looked like any deserted town, all boarded windows with a shutter or two clanging in the wind, various pieces of litter around, and a tumbleweed breezing past. |
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The footsteps retreated quickly from inside her cell, the door clanging shut and the bolt scraped across the metal, signaling the door was locked. |
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At some ungodly hour, Lutherans from all over the neighbourhood are summarily summoned to church by an extended barrage of random, vigorous and tuneless clanging. |
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This clanging omission was at least partly behind the housing crisis of the early 1990s when 1000 families a week lost their homes because of mortgage debt. |
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Similarly, as with previous recordings, their latest opus is an effective mix of sprawling environmental textures, clanging, gritty percussion and humorous samples. |
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I'd managed to put the racket the England band is making out of mind, but Jen Welch mentioned it in passing and now all I can hear is their incessant parping and clanging. |
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A spicy symphony of muted green, clanging cowbells and quaint customs. |
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It seems like just yesterday that the kids flew out of school for summer holidays, the clanging of bells and squeaks of pencils quickly becoming but a distant memory. |
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Nowadays, he is up by 4 a.m. in the Dai Bosatsu Zendo, an hour before a young monk wakes the rest of the monastery by walking through the corridors clanging a hand bell. |
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In that case, those same sneering anti-Christians must be choking on their Brie at the thought of Mr Succop's kicks clanging off the goal posts, right? |
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There, amid belching smokestacks and clanging delivery trucks, sits artwork made by Mr. Serra, a secret grace note in a decidedly ungraceful block. |
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Make 'em wear court jesters' outfits with clanging bells and fool's caps, and let 'em grapple and maul like in the good old days, a few years ago. |
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The bells clanging from the ships in the marina are music to my ears. |
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Each step discovers a different configuration and an altered mood, inflected by colors on an ably managed scale ranging from clanging garishness to exquisite subtlety. |
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The alarm bells should be clanging and warning lights flashing. |
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The image gave the English an idea of what they were fighting for, in sharp contrast to the repellent vision of an urban and industrialized Germany, full of poisonous fumes, clanging machines and jackbooted police. |
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Carriages went up and down in endless pageant. Trolley-cars rushed by, clanging and grinding as they headlonged into the side streets. |
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It's the clanging of cash registers, the banging of beads, hawking, hondelling and the hooting of horns. |
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He showed me where to pull the clanger, and I pulled and pulled and the clanging joined the music of the bombardment. |
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Down on the waterfront, the mixture of sea air, the clanging of streetcars and the ubiquitous smell of sourdough and coffee, is quintessential Seattle. |
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The bell, not a bell at all, but a 30 mph road sign that has come adrift from its lower mooring and is now clanging against its pole at the mercy of the wind. |
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Use only one key alone in the ignition to eliminate clanging keys. |
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And the clanging call of the general alarm rasped you to battle stations, night and day, from sleep and from meals, always with the same emptyhandedness of failure in the end. |
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