belling

He heard the belling of a wood dove or an owl.

They were not yet arrived when Belling heard the sounds of an engagement on his rear.

A belling of hounds, but not mortal, nor far off.

He made out the calls of individual dogs within the general belling of the pack.

Throughout his career Belling had many mental health problems that required frequent hospitalisation.

"I've heard the belling of the hounds come out of his mouth."

He deployed his column to launch a counter-attack on Belling.

Rudolf Belling amplified: a sculpture should show only good views.

"Mrs. Belling, the proprietress, said you went out at half past four."

Just then too, I heard the belling bay of the hound Master, and waited for the next.

In the airplane bathroom, she thinks about a possible liaison with Belling:

Christine Belling advantage of the situation to try to sell the company, while Paul denies.

"He wasn't able to find enough work to get us through the winter," Mrs. Belling said.

He clinked glasses with her, listening to the faint clear belling, and raised his to the light before be drank.

The bang and the belling came together.

Mrs. Belling, blinking in either sleep or surprise, agreed.

At the very beginning of the 20th century Rudolf Belling's name was something like a battlecry.

Rudolf Belling disproved the current theories with his works.

"A reverse mortgage can profoundly change the quality of life for many old people," Ms. Belling said.

The belling intensified in her mind, tangling her thoughts.

Belling was educated as a cadet and joined the Prussian Army in 1737.

People who have the last name Belling:

Mrs. Belling, is there somewhere I could speak to you privately for a moment?"

With something like alacrity Mrs. Belling led the way to her own private sanctum.

On no account, she felt, must a sense of propriety intervene to work against her in Mrs. Belling's mind.