chime , also: chimb , also: chine

No one in his right mind goes near a chime.

The sound of a chime inside the house could be heard.

But the chime died away, and no one came to the door.

As if in answer, a low chime cut across our talk.

Then a chime let us know it was time to take over.

Just as I started to open my mouth, though, a chime came from the door.

She closed the case just as someone hit the chime outside her door.

The sound of a chime put an end to those thoughts.

She waited until the second chime told her the food was ready.

Chimes was brought back to drum for the next few months.

All was ready when the last chime came upon the ear.

Nor had I long to watch, for, at the first chime of the half hour, he appeared in the street.

Chimes, original to the building, also still exist on the second floor.

As the chime died away, Alice 1 came through the side door.

After a moment, a chime sounded and the door opened.

A soft chime told him it was time to eat.

Here goes nothing, she thought, and pressed the door chime.

Before she finished, a soft chime came at the door.

There was a chime from the speaker on the wall.

The difficulty, however, is to make one chime with another.

There was a tiny chime in the air and then the house computer spoke.

A small chime from the computer drew his eyes back to the screen.

And as the final chime rang out, before a dark green door.

Just push the chime and things would develop on their own.