bicycle bell

The bicycle bells rang once or twice, and then no more could be heard.

Around the middle of the song there is a solo played with numerous bicycle bells.

And he didn't seem the least bit surprised to see us: no singing - or bicycle bells - required.

Bicycle bells and children's voices create what din there is in most towns.

He could hear them ringing their bicycle bells to tell him he was safe.

Even my own cousin Ben was there - riding away, in the ringing of bicycle bells down the road.

I was aware of the sound of bicycle bells drifting across from the street nearby.

What she came up with was bicycle bells, and she has been collecting specimens ever since.

The cameras, I think, are not the world's best, but the bicycle bells may well be, as they are built for heavy use.

In fact, the workers occasionally zip by on white scooters, equipped with bicycle bells.

He had to speak loudly because of the noise of traffic and bicycle bells.

I heard your bicycle bells, you see.

He felt certain that all the children were out, because he had heard their voices and their bicycle bells some time back on the road.

There had been shouting, arguing, bicycle bells ringing, but nobody had screamed.

Mandalay's night market is a good place to buy almost anything - avocados, bicycle bells, Burmese slippers.

There were no bicycle bells ringing, no zooming mopeds to dodge.

She jumped for joy when she heard their bicycle bells jangling as they rode at top speed up the drive.

Sound; it is barely there, only decibels above silence, interrupted by the soft rippling notes of bicycle bells.

Bicycle bells and hand-squeezed bulb horns can signal danger, but neither may be loud enough to prevent a collision.

Taxis hooted, bicycle bells jangled and lights streamed along the city streets.

The gring, gring of handle-bar bicycle bells went off steadily in the background.

Bicycle bells rang constantly.

(Clerks draw near--there is a sound of loud young voices and bicycle bells.

Then there are incessant sophomoric sound effects (rain, horses, bicycle bells, a train, soda being slurped through a straw).

The cacophony of car horns, motors, and bicycle bells wrapped Baedecker in a thick blanket of isolation.