gonglike

Harry pressed the bell and heard the lonely, gonglike note.

Its wings flashed and slapped, making a gonglike crash.

The voice hummed from the back of the throng, a reverberating, gonglike sound.

He was halfway up the steps when a horrendous gonglike shudder rang through the ship.

A rich, gonglike tone pealed from inside the black object and resonated in the towering buildings all around him.

The blow sounded half dull, half gonglike from where the iron ring on the staff hit his plate skullcap.

The bell rang, the shrill, high-pitched, insistent gonglike sound that had always annoyed him and amused his grandmother.

In an 1845 Brooklyn Heights brownstone, a woman was intrigued by a rich, gonglike tone reverberating through her wall.

Rising from the throne, Li Husang throated a gonglike order at Holgo.

The soft gonglike sounds in the small gallery devoted to paintings of winter added a kind of "chain of being" resonance that seemed almost appropriate.

When the reeds sway together, they tinkle like chimes; when the bells are struck, they emit a gonglike resonance.

Jay Clayton added giddy, fluttering scat vocals; the drummer, Jerry Granelli, sometimes used electronic drumbeats and sampled gonglike sounds along with his own live drumming.

Along the way items still in daily use, such as the wooden and iron semantrons, gonglike instruments whose rhythmic beat one can hear shortly before mass, are pointed out with reverence by the monks.

Each direct hit sent tremors through the solid rock beneath our feet, shook down a shower of fine debris, and produced an almost deafening gonglike reverberation in the ears of all who occupied the fortress.

Its gonglike clatter when it hit the pavement served as a kind of announcement for the Department of the Environment highway truck, a big yellow Leyland full of stones and dirt, which at that moment came around the corner of the barn and smacked the Jensen very smartly in the rear.