Clinking

Just last month they were pictured clinking glasses during a “stay at home” date night.

People who once would only have dared to hint that the masses are pig-like in the comfort of their own homes, while clinking glasses with a like-minded highbrow, were now giving utterance to such corrupt thoughts in the public sphere.

If these metallic discs collide subtly, it will produce not only flashes of light and motion but an unassertive clinking sound that could potentially scare off these winged troublemakers.

Núñez’s second goal was delightful, a delicate one-touch finish with the outside of his right boot clinking in off a post to make it game, set and match in added time.

Some even have people talking in the distance or coffee cups clinking.

Concurrent with an increase in telephonic hearings, these noises, along with barking dogs, engine hum, clinking glasses, whining screen doors, and the occasional flushing toilet, became a part of my law practice.

Some of the most important live jazz recordings have clinking glasses and conversations of barflies in the mix.

There are many moments of Bruce and co. hugging and clinking shotglasses at the end of a session, but notably, nobody pounds the shot.

Urban legend also attributes the modern act of clinking drinking glasses to the Vikings.

KELO.com News heard the sound of glass clinking during the cleanup.

These guys are all just clinking whiskey tumblers and cackling their way to the grave while improving the lives of exactly no one around them.

For one day only, The Clapham Grand reverberates with the sound of clinking steins and Teutonic sing-alongs.

Some couples pass out wedding favor bells for guests to ring instead of clinking glasses.