Eksempler på jangle

• What begins as "tinkling" becomes "jangling" and "wrangling," while all too conventional rhymes are jarringly exposed, chained to the metonymy of harsh echo.

• The song's harmonies are restless and polymodal, dancing around a joyously jangling internal pedal.

• As soon as it takes the form of coins jangling in our pockets, the euro will become a tangible everyday reality for the citizens.

• The wind-chime consists of several pieces of metal, glass, sea-shell, wood or pottery suspended in a location where they may jangle against one another in a breeze.

• Only in this way can you confirm that the demonstrations of 20 years ago, when people jangled their keys in the town squares, were not in vain.

• The pictures jangled a raw nerve.

• Tambourines in rock music are most often headless, a ring with jangles but no skin.

• The song is jangling and musical, and the call is a nasal "pheeeo".

• Their sound was characterized as sunny, melodic, jangling folk-rock.

• Until the invention of the distant bell, which could be jangled by a rope from far away, it was necessary to have servants within calling distance.

• The rest of the papers take no interest and the facts about defence are presented in a jangle.

• I do not think the jangle on such an occasion would be confused with the proper ringing of the bells.

• One also expects to hear the jangle of keys, but one prison feature we did not hope to find was the unlovely practice of slopping out.

• The etymological derivation of the term jangle is uncertain.

• The guitar is associated by many players with the jangle-rock sounds of bands from the 1960s and 1980s.