Bells!

Tubular Bells

Ringa dem bells

Ringa dem bells out

Let the bells ring.

Ringa dem... Ringa dem... Bells

So ringa dem bells

It's one of these bell tower buildings.

For Whom Syria Tolls

He's deaf, the bells have made him so.

For whom the bells have never toiled

The Bell Tolls for India s Congress Party

Why are the bells ringing at this hour?

The bell's ringing. We have to go back in.

Bells are ringing, flowers blooming, angels singing.

Then I thought all the way through, a church bell coming in.

Namely, that when they cast bells, they write inscriptions on them.

The musical form of the poem can be played on the bells.

The man about the woodworm in the belfry.

Bells, Christmas and this all will be over.

So, I wipe the pigeon manure off one of the bells, and I look at it.

But I cannot see you, a strongwilled girl, obedient to those bells.

RPG!

All I ever got out of it was dissipation, and a lot of early bells disturbing my sleep.

Imported a troupe of Balinese dancers with those bells on their ankles and long fingernails.

As the seventeenth century poet John Donne put it, Ask not for whom the bell tolls it tolls for thee.

The first music I remember was the clanging of the bells... that hung from the necks of the cabestros when they led the herd.

And if we can do this, then and bells might already be ringing in your head we know that these things that look

People would attempt to save themselves from Sirins by shooting cannons, ringing bells and making other loud noises to scare the bird off.

Based on parts of it are based on an algorithm that Danny Hillis developed, so that a peal of 10 bells makes a different peal every day for 10,000 years.

Featuring the vocals and mischievous bell playing of accordionist and singer Rachelle Garniez, the TED House Band led by Thomas Dolby on keyboard delivers this delightful rendition of the Edith Piaf standard La Vie en Rose.

And, every single warning light and caution light in the spacecraft was on and flashing, and all the necessary bells, whistles, and buzzards and things that are in there, all were going off at the same time.

And as we came around the last corners, I could hear the crowd cheering and the cowbells blaring, and a hard You! coming from the masses as we passed by at 95 miles an hour.

In fact, we ripped down the galleries to recreate entirely different settings, a recreation of his first studio, a hall of mirrors, a curiosity box, a sunken ship, a burned out interior, with videos and soundtracks that ranged from operatic arias to pigs fornicating.

Europe, harassed by its xenophobes and consumed by self doubt, has turned its back on its values. Indeed, it has forgotten what it is.

Those outside America, especially in Asia, should regard the unstable state of the US macro economy with grave concern. As the seventeenth century poet John Donne put it, Ask not for whom the bell tolls it tolls for thee.

It was created by Mária V. Majzik, an artist with the Hungarian Heritage Award, depicting the full text of the poem in a circle, centered around a two metres high bronze figure of God, with 21 bronze bells in seven arches between eight pieces of stone, each four and a half metres high.

In a famous meditation written over 400 years ago, the Englishman John Donne wrote, No man is an island, entire of itself every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the mainAny man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls it tolls for thee.