jangle

With a jangle of keys, he moved to the door.

And then I heard the jangle of spurs behind us.

A raised hand and a jangle of silver cut him off.

People in these parts are still a jangle of nerves.

At such times a great wild jangle fills your body.

The jangle of the telephone brought Harry from the window.

She saw the red coat, heard the jangle of spurs.

Heard its metallic jangle as it struck the far wall.

In the background he heard the jangle of a dog's collar.

Far off I could hear the jangle, insistent in the silence.

I leaped to my feet with a jangle of bells.

With a jangle of spurs, he strode from the room.

The jangle of the phone dragged Jane from deep sleep.

A second bell rang in a sweet jangle just outside the room.

There was a jangle of keys and we both looked over to see the deputy at the door.

"I was still in a jangle of nerves," she said.

He won't listen to them, hard to hear over the jangle of so much cash.

At that moment Blade heard a jangle of weapons on the path behind them.

The keys slipped out of his hands and fell to the ground with a jangle.

I wanted to stretch and let my nerve ends jangle.

Over the jangle in his ears he shouted new commands.

Evidently the music had thought so too; it was now a jangle of amazement.

It is an onomatopoeic term, often used together with jangle.

The shrill jangle of the door bell made them both jump.

The captain would hear the jangle of the ship's telegraph and come running.

You are jangling up a whole society with this film.

So far, the phone had jangled seven or eight times.

The door jangled open behind them and he released her hand.

A second later the phone jangled again and he picked it up.

Her emotions were jangled, though, and she needed to figure out some things.

He was jangling his keys so I'd hear him come up on us.

But any criticism just jangles around in your head and makes you stay up at night.

Even on a good day the furnishings jangled her eyes.

Two days later they were alone in the house when the shop bell jangled.

When they pulled it, the bell jangled a long way off inside the house.

I tried to do so, with terrible thoughts jangling around inside my head.

As they entered, the pay phone in the entrance began to jangle.

I went over to pick up the instrument as it jangled again.

The door jangled as they opened it, and a voice screamed at them from some other room.

She was reaching for her cell phone when it jangled.

He tried not to show his delight as the bell jangled.

I asked her when the phone jangled its life or death summons.

The keys came out of his pocket, and he jangled them.

The telephone bell jangled and G-8 went to answer it.

Hardly had he started to speak, when the telephone jangled.

She shook her head again, making the long earrings jangle.

A second later, the phone wired to the bomb jangled.

A telephone in the corridor that led to the place jangled.

Things were jangling up and down along my spinal column.

It jangled to and fro for a very long time.