| The camera, held by their neighbour Mr. Jeffries, as he recalled, signalled its mission accomplished with a gentle plink of the IR bulb. |
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| She poured cereal into a bowl and watched as the small sugary puffs of chemicals made a plink sound on the blue ceramic. |
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| He walked into the dining room, and found her setting the table, tears falling with a plink onto the tin dishes. |
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| We tend to sing melodies into his ears, or plink away on the piano, and he can help us realize it and embellish it. |
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| Smiling, the child started to plink the tune away, in a light, merry, happy-go-lucky way. |
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| Turn them on, and they blink, flicker, strobe, hum, plink, buzz, and occasionally go bang. |
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| Whether they like to target shoot, plink or hunt small game, this gun just feels right. |
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| It doesn't help matters that they will sometimes get outright stuck on some feature of the landscape, leaving you free to plink the enemy to death at your leisure. |
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| He cursed when he felt the cool rain plink at his ironed white shirt. |
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| Plink, plink, fizz went their drives before they headed back to the clubhouse for more coffee, bacon baps and a snooze. |
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| Your child may also begin to plink out a few notes on a xylophone or toy piano before her first birthday. |
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| No plink or plunk was quite the same as any other. Most folk at his premières in the 1950s and 1960s might have wished he had never discovered that. |
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| I won't remember anything else about tonight, but I will remember my kid trying to plink her way through that Beatles song backstage in the Maestro Suite at Walter Gretzkying Carnegie Hall. |
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| The ivory piano keys seemed to fight back as be struggled to plink out a tune. |
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| It was so quiet in the house that the MacGregors could hear the plink, plink, plink of the water dripping in the bathroom sink. |
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| Then we stand a moment or many to listen to the plink, plink, plink as the sap season begins. |
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| There would always come a time when there was nothing left to plink. |
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| It is midday and the only sound is the plink of ice in glasses and the hum of conversation as everyone cranks up their taste buds for the most relaxed meal of the week. |
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| The founders of Plink, Mark Cummins and James Philbin, will join Google to work on its visual search engine project Google Goggles. |
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| She was the sweetest person,'' said longtime friend Tanya Plink, in tears. |
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