Looking for sentences and phrases with the word handbell? Here are some examples.
Sentence Examples
Piano classes start on Thursday, together with brass and woodwind instruments and handbell orchestras.
The windows were open, so I could hear the priest say mass and ring his handbell, and hear the parishioners respond and sing.
They revived the handbell choir, answering God's invitation to sing a new song.
They sound like the kind of things a top-drawer handbell choir might make up before rehearsal starts in earnest, which shouldn't be a compliment but somehow is.
Most Lutheran churches are active musically with choirs, handbell choirs, children's choirs, and occasionally change ringing groups that ring bells in a bell tower.
Examples from Classical Literature
And as the preceding semiquaver rang a handbell, this shaked the sprinkle with his fist.
You must live with the handbell in your hand, that all may flee before you.
The darkness was closing in upon him, and he took up the handbell to ring for lights.
At the sound of his handbell, the landlady, a buxom dame of forty-five autumns, hastened to the couch of her profitable visitor.
Mr. Balderby touched the spring of a handbell upon his table.
Dixie Henrikson is ready for Christmas music with her mentally challenged handbell choir members.
And taking a luxurious pull at his cigar, he rang the handbell.
The evolution from the handbell to the turret bell was doubtless slow.
Which done he banged the spring handbell on his table and waited.
On the little table by her bed was a handbell, which presently she rang.
The team of handbell ringers gave a delightful performance of popular tunes.
There will then be a puppet show given by members of Manor Court Baptist Church and traditional handbell ringing from Kingsbury.
She drew her veil over her face as she spoke, and, partially opening the door, rang my handbell.
The group of 10 and 11-year-olds from Willow School in Stratford were in the town centre to give a handbell concert for pensioners when they heard the prince was visiting.
With performances by every type of group from school and church choirs to handbell groups and orchestras, the sound of music fills the air throughout the event.
But whoever takes on the role with St James' s Handbell Ringers at Barton-under-Needwood, near Lichfield, must have a good sense of rhythm.
Performances by the Antelope Valley Children's choir and the Oliver Handbell Choir will also be featured.
The Ladies will have as their guests, the Clifton Handbell Ringers.
Accordionist Hugh Barwell will perform at the museum on Saturday, December 18 followed by the Clifton Handbell Ringers and carol singers Gaudeamus the following day.
