Chimes in a sentence

As the clock chimes twelve times, Spaniards attempt to eat twelve grapes, one with each bell ring, symbolising good luck for each month of the upcoming year.

A summary of the programme on the reads: "The singer is joined on at London's iconic Roundhouse by some very special guests to see out 2023 and usher in 2024, pausing only for the chimes of Big Ben and the traditional fireworks display over the Thames.

But I’m not writing this episode just to sing the praises of my fellow undergrads because if you think my night ended with those final Chimes bows on Lohrfink, you’re sorely mistaken.

Clever Cricket chimes in with fascinating bug facts amid Friendly Bee’s entertaining escapades.

Dozens of vendors will be set up selling, trading, and giving away garden and house plants, vegetable plants, pottery and planters, garden art and garden-themed art, herbal goodies and local honey, wind chimes and sun catchers and more.

Jupiter, a "regal subject" according to Dehlinger, is introduced by roaring chimes and horns.

Or people saying they’d boycott the TTC until the chimes stop.

Pablo chimes in as well about the paisa sound, “Medellín is kind of gentrified.

Recorded bongs were used to mark the network’s programming and occasionally live chimes were used for other special events.

She’d fallen in love with the Midosuji line’s arrival chimes, and Kyoto’s summer street festivals, and the convenience stores that never closed.

The “Hum” is the annual trip the Chimes take up to New York City.

The play’s scripted, interstitial breaths — its pauses — begin with an embodied intake of air and end with an amplified exhale and the tingle of chimes as if the character were meditating in a temple of deeply American doom.

Angry residents are signing a petition to restore the regular number of chimes made by a town hall clock.

At last, as the chimes of Big Ben echo around the landscape, I wake up – and realise with horror that much of my dream was true.

But as beautiful as it was, Erin chimes in and shares that she has always loved a fabric scalloped awning.

Clearly respected and liked by the squad, his philosophy on how the game should be played chimes with how Hibs want to be going forward.

He related that he specialises in pottery in the form of plant pots, wind chimes, pen holders, tea lights, candle holders, bells, bedside lamps and much more.

Not to be outdone, Colman chimes in, “Jessie is the kindest, most generous person in the world, which is why she is saying these lovely things.

On foreign policy, there is likely to be a large degree of continuity as Labour chimes with the Tory stance on the UK’s support for Ukraine in its ongoing conflict with Russia.

The label of the 100 Chimes spiced rum is designed by a local artist, Emily Strachan from Cupar.