| Bradman of course himself made a couple of recordings and he tinkled the ivories and people found that interesting. |
| Exclamations of joy coalesced into one voice, whose laughter tinkled oppressively through the clear, mountain air. |
| Anne Nickels tinkled the ivories for more than 12 hours as she performed all 798 hymns in the Mission Praise song book. |
| The garden was beautiful, plants and shrubs tumbling around a vibrant lawn in the centre of which a fountain tinkled and played. |
| A little brass bell tinkled a welcome, and the door, closing, shut out the clamour of the street. |
| The sound of music filled a Warminster school on Tuesday when pupils tinkled the ivories non-stop in a piano marathon. |
