peal of bells

In the 21st century, the church has increased its peal of bells from five to eight.

If they were to have a peal of bells things promised well.

Another peal of bells had begun to sound out at some distance off.

Right on cue I heard the pealing of bells in the distance.

She laughed, it was a challenging sound like a peal of bells.

As I reached the street a peal of bells went clanging through the house.

It is noted for its fine peal of bells.

The cathedral has a ten bell peal of bells.

Nearly 200 years later, in the tenth century is the first record of a complete peal of bells.

The church possesses a three voices peal of bells.

The church has a full peal of bells used frequently by local and visiting campanologists.

Every visitor wants to give it a good tug, ensuring an almost constant peal of bells.

The church tower contains a peal of bells, although these are not regularly rung.

'He had a peal of bells put in the south tower,' said the woman, beginning to gabble.

Evelyn Waugh thought that her beauty "ran through the room like a peal of bells".

Archbishop Vaughan gave the peal of bells which were rung for the first time on that day.

There was neither a clap of thunder nor a pealing of bells.

The contractions come and go, remote, muffled like the peal of bells through fog.

- A peal of bells was heard followed by the salute of guns.

She laughed with the pealing of bells.

ONE Midnight peals of bells rang out to welcome the day.

The cost of his funeral included a Kleinglaut, or pauper's peal of bells.

The tower contains the only full peal of bells in the Australian Capital Territory.

Throughout the 18th century, the chapel was extended with the addition of a gallery, roof loft and a peal of bells.

The Romanesque monastery church has Westphalia's greatest peal of bells.