chimes造句怎么写

This chimes perfectly with the standard advice given to wannabe writers.

Little things—Jillian recently surprised me with wood chimes. Anytime the wind blows, it reminds me of her.

“Ohmigod!” chimes a group of teenage girls, on learning that they are standing in the world’s first true shopping mall.

For long time the focus of dispute about adscription of pitch of bell chimes in Zenghou Yi Tomb is the analysis on the data of testing sounds.

The next instant she started at a loud dong like the sound of a bronze bell or copper chimes repeated eight or nine times.

Especially, the discovery of set bell chimes in the tomb of Yi serves as the splendid testimony of music in those days.

Flowers bloom in the four seasons, ink soaked in the fleeting year, wind chimes, may every encounter in your life be perfect, and I hope each other will cherish this sincere feeling for a long time.

I couldn't hurt it, so I chose loneliness. When used to loneliness, the heart began to slowly calm down, and the temperature dropped a little. No matter how the wind is stirring, it is no longer like the bells of the wind chimes.

The chimes jingled in the breeze.

The program provides hourly and quarter-hourly chimes.

The black dress chimes in with the colour of her eyes.

Wind blowing wind chimes, memories to listen to the dust laden past.

The prosecutor timed his summation so that his final word - "Guilty!" -punctuated the chimes of a church clock.

It is a feeling that chimes with her own work which has proved highly influential, especially among some of America's new generation of novelists.

Driver side seat belt is not fastened (chimes will sound after the ignition switch is turned to the On position for the duration of the seat belt reminder lamp illumination or until the driver side seat belt is buckled, whichever occurs first)

Even later, the clock in the parlour chimes twelve heartbeats.

The area has single flower, flower racks hanging wind chimes produce sounds kind ornaments.

Nothing attracted her attention except the chimes of the clock, which she looked at every hour with her large, hallucinatory eyes.

Now you have wind chimes.

In the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, chimes were popular musical instruments played at court and religious ceremonies.

The ceremony started as the chimes of midnight struck.

For reasons such as the sounding features of bell chimes and the long time burial, however, no convincing judgment of pitch can be drawn from the incertitude of the testing data.