A message was announced by the dinging of a little bell.

The cheerful dinging of the door being opened was heaven.

"Well," Brim replied, "I can sense the trouble that would follow any dinging of this very important prototype."

The dinging is bugging the dog anyways.

Tired of the dinging of Vegas's slot machines?

Warshak referred to this as "double dinging."

"In Cambridge last year, two people passed out," he tells me as we eat our lunch, struggling to hear each other over the dinging of slot machines.

Somewhere, somewhere far away, there was a new clangour in the drumming, a sharp metallic dinging like the incarnation of a headache.

Would this dating service also work on Woodpeckers who sit on metal poles at 6 am and decide to wake the entire neighbourhood with the constant dinging?

"We meant it for the best, sir-" The dinging of a bell and the asthmatic cough of a motor announced that the gig was coming alongside.

The messenger tramped through the lobby with a chalkboard that dangled brass chimes, treating everyone in the lobby to an insistent dinging.

Instead of the dinging of ringside bells, the cries of babies and barks of dogs seep from neighboring apartments.

A persistent dinging pulled Liza from the blissful depths of slumber She frowned, resisting the sound, and snuggled closer against the solid warmth of Reese's body.

The dings for winning a game also was later heard on the show.

I just want to talk about kids who are stupid; not the ones with dings.

When we got them back, they had dents and dings.

Find out how to assess and repair all types of dings here.

He always parked in the back of any lot to protect his doors from dings.

That's why she is all scuffed up and covered with dings.

The dings and cracks in the wall were created by chains, not age.

It had a good life, rich in both dings and dongs.

He walked to the front of his car and looked down the driver's side, checking for fresh dings.

"Any of those dings do more than kill people?"

At the same time, an alarm bell was making loud dings in the back of my head.

Dings and scratches that fall within the 2-inch circle cost the owner nothing.

Or the dings in the wall that mysteriously appear only after furniture is moved.

"About 90 percent of the drivers said they were happy with the computer dings," he said.

Three dings in a five-day period leads to a conference with a parent.

This is the period to which the oldest examples of bronze dings date.

Problems that can be covered by the 4-inch circle are considered small dings, which cost $150 each.

It also means less worry about leaving a car in a lot all day, subject to the harsh sun and the dings left by strangers.

This group has enough dings and scratches to mar even their unblemished record.

The principals all had dings and dents, which is the main reason they came so cheap.

Mr. Reagan's political legacy has picked up a few dings in recent years.

Measured against that, whatever technical dings his reputation as coroner took in the process would no longer matter.

Read the next page to find what to do if your furniture has scratches, dings, or dents.

"It has so many door dings and changes in paint that it doesn't matter."

Then again simpleton right wing dings usually cry very hard about how unfair the world is to them.

"As a result, you can get dinged pretty easily by changes in local conditions."

Without all of these systems in place, we would have been dinged by half again as much."

"We've dinged people for a lot less than that," the executive said.

"He's a little dinged up," his father would say later.

At that moment, the second elevator dinged in the lobby.

He did not have any intention of dinging a pond there.

"That's because I keep dinging my machine up all the time.

I dinged, which got a big laugh from the unseen audience.

"We've been dinged by a couple of those rocks too.

"What are the practical benefits of getting dinged by six different airlines on your computer at the same time?"

Within moments the elevator dinged, and one of the doors opened.

The micro dinged at him and he pulled out the burger.

"Well, I heard him come in, and then the elevator dinged, so he was going up.

A bell dinged softly when it came to a halt.

The microwave dinged, and she looked up at him, laying her head back against his shoulder.

His inbox dinged and he hit the message with a sigh.

The ice here, dinging to the rock, was marginally less shattered.

The microwave dinged and he poured the warmed blood into a glass.

The microwave dinged, and Roman removed his bottle of blood.

The base can be dinged and scratched but almost never cracks or breaks.

"Veteran pitchers typically have something dinged up almost every single start," Peterson said.

They began to gleam, but they'd been nicked and dinged too often to look new again.

A new one, too, she thought, noting the shiny surface now nicely dinged.

The microwave dinged and with a sigh Dallas took out the bacon.

Young fellers spend a lot of their spare time dinging up the cars.