bell的示例

• The children arrived at school just as the bell was ringing.

• At the sound of the alarm bell, the customers all ran wildly for the doors.

• I rang the bell but nobody came to the door.

• In the square the church bells chimed.

• After their wedding the bells pealed out from the tower.

• Whole bells make up 11.2% of the copper assemblage, while miscast bells represent 14.4% of the assemblage at that site.

• Many of the bells contained clappers, suggesting that they were being made as functional bells, not simply tinklers.

• The intricate designs of the bells indicate that their appearance, perhaps even more than their sound, was their most important aspect.

• Two bells have zoomorphic designs and are connected with cotton threads.

• The strings were less than 1 mm in diameter and likely attached the bells to clothing.

• The failed bells may be a result of producers' experimenting with smaller sizes of bells, often with unsuccessful results.

• The second and third bells enter after three measures, followed by the fourth and fifth bells in the next measure.

• I didn't hear the bells ring or whatever.

• They can be identi®ed from the founders' marks on the bells themselves.

• Unexpected knockabout humour is supplied in the form of woozy clarinet chirps, bells up.

• Even the sky is building to thunder; and it is impossible to believe other than that, in the church spire, the bells are pealing discordantly.

• European states usurped church bells for dynastic celebrations, military victories and national festivals.

• If no one knew for whom the bells were tolling, much of their value as information was lost.

• In a more secular society, church bells and other religious signals lost their significance for many people.

• Participation in religious services and processions marked by bells and singing helped shape a spiritual community that was also a local one.