Clanging

Clanging, sporadic, in clusters, impossible to make out where exactly its coming from.

Slice of Lifeforce Tantra Bensko 2011

Clanging up the stairs, she burst into the house with Skye and Jamie.

Crusade Nancy Holder 2010

Clanging the bell would signal the Klaa-deprived Markene that it was time to fulfill their mission.

Darkness of the Light David_Peter 2007

Clanging behind him on a tether was a large white suit, so bulky it was like a statue of some forgotten golem or perhaps an example of ancient deep-sea diving gear.

Genesis Force John Vornholt 2003

Clanging in his feverish memory are the accusing echoes of two women who claim to be in love with him.

A Quiet Genius 2001

Clanging in his feverish memory are the accusing echoes of two women who claim to be in love with him.

A Quiet Genius 2001

Clanging machines and dropping coins created a hypnotic seduction that provided an immediate fix for the gamblers arriving in droves twenty-four hours a day.

Mystery Dad Karr, Leona 1999

Clanging noises echoing from the cellar drew him down the stairs to investigate.

Hard Frost Wingfield, R. D. 1995

Clanging metal and thudding arrows competed to be heard above the squeals and groans of dying men and the whinnies of spooked horses.

The Black Wing Kirchoff, Mary 1993

Clanging chains were being attached to a shabby brown Chevrolet.

A STRANGER IS WATCHING MARY HIGGINS CLARK 1977